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Bent how?? If you bent your subframe the car would be a total loss! The control arms, rear knuckle, spring buckets etc would all have snapped off long before the
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Bent how?? If you bent your subframe the car would be a total loss! The control arms, rear knuckle, spring buckets etc would all have snapped off long before the subframe would bend in an accident.
The dealers don't replace the bushing because they technically have no way to take it out per Nissan therefore they have to replace your entire subframe. If you buy a used subframe just because the bushing is blown it'll just blow again and be completely pointless for doing it all to begin with. Just install SPL solid in your oem and call it a day.
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