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Has anyone here changed the suspension bushes on their Stagea?

It look like my lower rear shock absorber bushes (LH and RH) are flogged and was wondering if anyone has changed them.

I thought while I'm at it I might do the whole lot, if one lot of bushes have gone, the rest are probably close.

I assume it would be R33 GTR stuff for the front, and R33 GTS-t for the rear, just like the suspension?

Are they tough to remove? Can they be removed? Can you buy a whole bush set? Or do you have to buy each bush? If so what are the part numbers (set and/or each)?

Any help would be great.

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Has anyone here changed the suspension bushes on their Stagea?

It look like my lower rear shock absorber bushes (LH and RH) are flogged and was wondering if anyone has changed them.

I thought while I'm at it I might do the whole lot, if one lot of bushes have gone, the rest are probably close.

I assume it would be R33 GTR stuff for the front, and R33 GTS-t for the rear, just like the suspension?

Are they tough to remove? Can they be removed? Can you buy a whole bush set? Or do you have to buy each bush? If so what are the part numbers (set and/or each)?

Any help would be great.

why dont you do a suspension upgrade your going to have to do it sometime

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Can't do any mods. It'll void the mechanical warranty.

It has to be factory standard equipment. I shouldn't even do it myself, but they'll never know.

just stick it on and keep all standard stuff just incase

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