I love Z1 Motorsports!! Ive installed a lot of the little upgrades you make including these inserts. For anyone that might think "oh they cant make that much of a difference to make it worth the time doing it" are wrong and you'll be shocked how tight the car feels after its done. With everyrhing ive put on mine most peiple think i have serious engine mods done and i don't. Thats how much more connected to the car you feel. Very responsive and just connected to the road. Totally worth it.👍
Installed this today, it took me an hour with the car on a lift. Wheel hop is GONE!!! We'll see how it feels at the track on January. Of course i had diff bushings upgraded as well. Very happy with this product! Thanks Z1!!
It really is crazy just how much the driveline moves around on these cars. I picked up the z1 diff brace on a whim and it blew my mind how much of a difference it made. My G37 doesn't even feel like the same car. Not even 24 hours after the brace install, I placed an order for the collars. This is one of those mods that makes me regret all the years I drove around without it and how much more I could have been enjoying my car. These should be the very first mods anyone does on these cars.
won't all these things wear out the tires and suspension faster? a lot of OEM parts are designed to have a lil play in them. stiffer everything has a price.
saw some comments about them being pretty tough to press in… I left them in the freezer for a few hours and then took them out, threw a little lube on em and they slid in SUPER easy I would highly recommend doing this way
Nice video straight to the point, I would like to see a side by side comparison vs the poly eurithain Def bushings before make decisions, and thx for the great video
I installed mine about two weeks ago. This install is a major, major go! My shifting is much smoother and defined. It makes the car fun to drive again. Throttle response is very quick. 2004 350zr.
My mechanic said that it was difficult to get it in which worries me and makes me think that he did it wrong I am hearing a little bit of clunk in traffic where I am on and off throttle. Seen the way they slide in on your video really makes me think he did it wrong. Also he charged me another hour of Labor which pissed me off. I got the bushings and the subframe mounts car feels much more together though. I thought my original differential bushing was bad but after he installed them he told me the originals were fine. And the dreaded streak on the diff cover was from a previous replacement of a subframe.
Sounds to me like your Subframe bushings already had some excessive wear. One of the only things that makes these hard to install in my experience is when the existing bushing is old, dry rotted, or expanded.
How do these things work on a super long decreasing radius off camber Chicane kinkaboo on a windy monsoon rain part of the Nerdbergringading Norchilverdongding ?
I undertook the install. Not as easy as just jacking up the car but if I can do it then so can a lot of people. Watch my install video to see what you're getting into: ua-cam.com/video/HATh3HRHo-o/v-deo.html
How the hell are yours just falling in place, I tried turning mine in every direction and they don’t “fall into place”, I can see how some shops are charging a lot to put these in, they go in horrible
We experienced something similar, however we are using a brand new subframe with brand new bushing and found that spraying them with window cleaner allowed them to slip in A LOT easier. We were thinking that the brand new bushings might not allow for as much movement for them to “slip in”. I think keeping the subframe “square” to the studs is important because it might create more of a load on one side of the bushing than other. (I know this is an old comment but figured it might help someone else).
Looks like you can upgrade the bushings without tearing anything out is that the case? Also can it be done on jack stands? I don't have access to a lift.
I got the z1 bushing, collars and brace installed on my 15 Q60s and now its making a whine noise and it gets louder the faster I go also I hear a clunck noise everytime I give it gas but that clunck is only one time after ever push on the gas its a really low clunck. Idk if thats normal but I need some feedback should I even be driving the car. It only had 28k miles
@@Z1Motorsports23 I will probably be giving you guys a call soon. I took it back to the shop but they are telling me the whine noise could be because the rear is stiff now. So theres could be noise I might hear now that I couldn’t hear before and the clunck noise they think it could be the brace or collars that are hitting something when the subframe flexes after acceleration.
Q60s '14 owner here. Installed collars + diff brace and now having the same issue as you described - gear noise increased, clunks on gas. Exhaust is stock and these noises are really disturbing. Did you manage to fix that?
@@alexander-gt Still cant figure it out. I took it back to the shop and I have a upcoming appointment for them to remove the brace and collars. That could be causing the problem.
@@alexander-gt I called Z1 support team and they said its normal. Since everything is much tighter in the rear now after installing the brace and collars.
They will make the same amount of difference. Please stop acting as if Nismo variants are totally different cars lmao. Yes, they have extra seam welding and a couple different chassis stiffeners. But things like bushings & subframes are the same still. They will increase handling and stiffness in the same amounts.
@@shuura I apologize for replying three years late; I don't usually look at dates on comments. Additionally; don't think I was mean or rude; I politely asked a question and then explained that the differences would be similar; which is based on real world fact considering I owned a Nismo 350Z prior to my current Solar Orange 350Z & installed these collars along with the urethane diff bushings on both.
@@TheOceanX no harm done at all, and no need for an apology! I was simply looking for first-hand experience with this part on Nismo and non-Nismo's to understand the benefit, if any. My apologies for being an ass this fine Saturday!
I've had my 350z for 15 years and have really started to feel the rear end jiggle. Besides replacing the struts, replaced lower control arms due to bad bushing, and getting alignments I have not done anything else to my suspension. This product is on my list of to dos, along with the solid differential bushing. I figure I should get them done at the same time to hopefully save on labor. Is there anything else I should be having them do while they're at it?
Minimal effect on my 370z..I wouldn't say night and day. More like morning and mid morning. .nothing like the guy coming back with a smile saying oh yeah
How you doing I got a question for it all the stuff that y'all make of cars of G35 and G37 S have you ever thought about performing your own car make your own car and put it on the market and see what cuz y'all want to know what the young people and older people like you know I'm saying y'all ever thought about making your own car and put it on the market and sell it you know some people on Bridges and I'll let y'all got the fast stuff V60 is the for selling us in our own saying the Swift or style looks and all that think about it
I love Z1 Motorsports!! Ive installed a lot of the little upgrades you make including these inserts. For anyone that might think "oh they cant make that much of a difference to make it worth the time doing it" are wrong and you'll be shocked how tight the car feels after its done. With everyrhing ive put on mine most peiple think i have serious engine mods done and i don't. Thats how much more connected to the car you feel. Very responsive and just connected to the road. Totally worth it.👍
Installed on my M35 Stagea and really sorted the back end out. Much more stable and predictable and enhanced the steering response greatly.
Great to hear they fit your Stagea! You should go put that in a review on the product page on our site!
Installed this today, it took me an hour with the car on a lift. Wheel hop is GONE!!! We'll see how it feels at the track on January. Of course i had diff bushings upgraded as well. Very happy with this product! Thanks Z1!!
Great to hear Dee!! If you have an opportunity, head over to the website and leave a review. Thanks!!
It really is crazy just how much the driveline moves around on these cars. I picked up the z1 diff brace on a whim and it blew my mind how much of a difference it made. My G37 doesn't even feel like the same car. Not even 24 hours after the brace install, I placed an order for the collars.
This is one of those mods that makes me regret all the years I drove around without it and how much more I could have been enjoying my car. These should be the very first mods anyone does on these cars.
Awesome idea. I was dreading having to put urethane bushings in, will definitely pick these up.
won't all these things wear out the tires and suspension faster? a lot of OEM parts are designed to have a lil play in them. stiffer everything has a price.
@@hostilityy I suppose if you have an improper alignment, sure.
hostilityy if you car it’s aligned right you should wear out your tires slower than before under hard use.
saw some comments about them being pretty tough to press in… I left them in the freezer for a few hours and then took them out, threw a little lube on em and they slid in SUPER easy I would highly recommend doing this way
Nice video straight to the point, I would like to see a side by side comparison vs the poly eurithain Def bushings before make decisions, and thx for the great video
Penguin shimmy
I installed mine about two weeks ago. This install is a major, major go! My shifting is much smoother and defined. It makes the car fun to drive again. Throttle response is very quick. 2004 350zr.
Did you buy just those items ,or did you have to buy anything also besides that?
My mechanic said that it was difficult to get it in which worries me and makes me think that he did it wrong I am hearing a little bit of clunk in traffic where I am on and off throttle. Seen the way they slide in on your video really makes me think he did it wrong. Also he charged me another hour of Labor which pissed me off. I got the bushings and the subframe mounts car feels much more together though. I thought my original differential bushing was bad but after he installed them he told me the originals were fine. And the dreaded streak on the diff cover was from a previous replacement of a subframe.
Mitchell Fenton did you ever figure out what happened? im experiencing exactly what you are describing
Sounds to me like your Subframe bushings already had some excessive wear. One of the only things that makes these hard to install in my experience is when the existing bushing is old, dry rotted, or expanded.
How do these things work on a super long decreasing radius off camber Chicane kinkaboo on a windy monsoon rain part of the Nerdbergringading Norchilverdongding ?
I undertook the install. Not as easy as just jacking up the car but if I can do it then so can a lot of people. Watch my install video to see what you're getting into: ua-cam.com/video/HATh3HRHo-o/v-deo.html
How the hell are yours just falling in place, I tried turning mine in every direction and they don’t “fall into place”, I can see how some shops are charging a lot to put these in, they go in horrible
We experienced something similar, however we are using a brand new subframe with brand new bushing and found that spraying them with window cleaner allowed them to slip in A LOT easier. We were thinking that the brand new bushings might not allow for as much movement for them to “slip in”. I think keeping the subframe “square” to the studs is important because it might create more of a load on one side of the bushing than other. (I know this is an old comment but figured it might help someone else).
Hey, can we use these with the Whiteline subframe bushings?? They also happen to have slots in their bushings as well.
Could you put the price in the video description I'll be getting these sometime this month if available
Looks like you can upgrade the bushings without tearing anything out is that the case? Also can it be done on jack stands? I don't have access to a lift.
Do you recommend replacing the bushing if they're torn or install the collars
I got the z1 bushing, collars and brace installed on my 15 Q60s and now its making a whine noise and it gets louder the faster I go also I hear a clunck noise everytime I give it gas but that clunck is only one time after ever push on the gas its a really low clunck. Idk if thats normal but I need some feedback should I even be driving the car. It only had 28k miles
That's unusual, are you sure everything else is installed correctly? Contact our support team if you have any questions!
@@Z1Motorsports23 I will probably be giving you guys a call soon. I took it back to the shop but they are telling me the whine noise could be because the rear is stiff now. So theres could be noise I might hear now that I couldn’t hear before and the clunck noise they think it could be the brace or collars that are hitting something when the subframe flexes after acceleration.
Q60s '14 owner here. Installed collars + diff brace and now having the same issue as you described - gear noise increased, clunks on gas. Exhaust is stock and these noises are really disturbing. Did you manage to fix that?
@@alexander-gt Still cant figure it out. I took it back to the shop and I have a upcoming appointment for them to remove the brace and collars. That could be causing the problem.
@@alexander-gt I called Z1 support team and they said its normal. Since everything is much tighter in the rear now after installing the brace and collars.
Just bought this for my 350z . I'm excited to test it. You know I will do a video about it
How do these compare to polyurethane bushing s for the subframe?
Are you guys going to make the inserts for the 2007 and up g37 sedan?
I'm getting these too
you really need an animated gif of the penguin shimmy! HAHAHA!!! Question, how much of a difference will these make for the Nismo's?
They will make the same amount of difference. Please stop acting as if Nismo variants are totally different cars lmao. Yes, they have extra seam welding and a couple different chassis stiffeners. But things like bushings & subframes are the same still. They will increase handling and stiffness in the same amounts.
@@TheOceanX you're really replying to a 3 year old comment and provide no actual fact-based data. Thanks I guess...
@@shuura I apologize for replying three years late; I don't usually look at dates on comments. Additionally; don't think I was mean or rude; I politely asked a question and then explained that the differences would be similar; which is based on real world fact considering I owned a Nismo 350Z prior to my current Solar Orange 350Z & installed these collars along with the urethane diff bushings on both.
@@TheOceanX no harm done at all, and no need for an apology! I was simply looking for first-hand experience with this part on Nismo and non-Nismo's to understand the benefit, if any. My apologies for being an ass this fine Saturday!
I've had my 350z for 15 years and have really started to feel the rear end jiggle. Besides replacing the struts, replaced lower control arms due to bad bushing, and getting alignments I have not done anything else to my suspension. This product is on my list of to dos, along with the solid differential bushing. I figure I should get them done at the same time to hopefully save on labor. Is there anything else I should be having them do while they're at it?
I know it's been a year, but been that car old, have you have any issues with motor/transmission, you inspire me to keep my q50 that long
Are these for bad bushings??
These are great for use on brand new cars, as well as worn-in cars.
I noticed your have very few after market parts for the FX community.
The aftermarket for the FX isn't very broad. Hopefully that will change in the coming years.
Z1MotorSprts Knows the car bisnes.
Anyone know if these would work on an FX35/45?
You guys can confirm this applys to m35 m45 also?
We have not yet had the opportunity to install them, however we have been told that they fit.
We need an installation video
Do these fit a 07 g35s sedan rwd hr motor?
YES! You will need to buy the '370Z / G37' parts for your V36 Sedan.
Anyone else getting fairly loud creeking from start/stop?
Did u get it figured out? Did you put any lube on collars during install?
Minimal effect on my 370z..I wouldn't say night and day. More like morning and mid morning. .nothing like the guy coming back with a smile saying oh yeah
C_dubbz _ 22k
thats why your bushings were probably fine still. the fact you noticed a slight difference is cool though
How you doing I got a question for it all the stuff that y'all make of cars of G35 and G37 S have you ever thought about performing your own car make your own car and put it on the market and see what cuz y'all want to know what the young people and older people like you know I'm saying y'all ever thought about making your own car and put it on the market and sell it you know some people on Bridges and I'll let y'all got the fast stuff V60 is the for selling us in our own saying the Swift or style looks and all that think about it