How to replace R32 Tension Rod Bushings

This video goes through the process of replacing the tension rod bushings. You can order the bushings from energy suspension and do it yourself or have someone do it for you ... for a fee of course. Below is a link for both options.
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[@amperagedemon6603]

OMG that makes sense, the port fork truck did my R34 same way, Now it makes sense why my return nozzle in fuel tank cracked. They actually pressed tank into floor pan / body causing a fuel leak ( small hairline crack in white vinyl pressed return fuel nozzle top of fuel tank under rear passenger rear seat pan ) when floor opened up it has ZERO clearance between floor pan and top of tank. I feel your frustration/pain. Great Vid

[@argonandmustard5117]

They have no care for the freight. I had a crimped fuel line section from it also. When i replumg the fuel system, I will replace and re mount everything. Good luck with the R34 and congrats!

[@jcpham]

Pinch welds are in similar shape on my 93 Australian GTST

[@argonandmustard5117]

They are very weak. Im honestly surprised with it. I have notice in the lift tho it doesnt flex as much.

[@hornetj3777]

I am considering removing the tensions rods on my S15 Silvia, the left hand side bush is partially cracked and leaking a substance that appears to be a thin grease. I initially believed this grease was coming from some elsewhere like the AC or the turbo.

[@argonandmustard5117]

I had the same thing happening with mine. This was a pretty stalrsight forward up grade. A must in my opinion. I tracked the car after this upgrade at a local road course and had no issues.