New rear subframe bushings can make your BMW feel a lot more planted, especially in high power builds. Upgrading to poly or solid will lessen deflection, making you feel more connected to the road and giving you, the BMW enthusiast, a more refined driving experience.
The subframe provides mounting for your rear suspension. The subframe connects to the body with bushings to absorb vibration at all mounting locations. These bushings absorb any vibration that would normally be transmitted to the cabin and keep the subframe solid. They also provide a solid mounting location to keep everything tight. If there is excessive vibration in your cabin or a clunk or knock when going over bumps, the problems may be your subframe bushings. By replacing them with new units, everything will stay tighter and provide a more secure mounting location for your entire rear suspension. These Meyle pieces will go right into the stock location to quiet everything down. With the same hardness as stock bushings, no excessive vibration will be transmitted to the cabin.
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Replacing your worn stock rubber subframe bushings with IRP's polyurethane bushing set will transform the way your car drives. Stiffer than stock, these bushings still absorb NVH which allows them to be comfortably used on the street without heavily reducing ride quality.
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Aluminum subframe bushings prevent your subframe from shifting around as the chassis bends under load, unlike the stock rubber bushings. With only a slight increase in NVH, these aluminum bushings from IRP will keep the rear end of your BMW substantially more planted.
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Aluminum subframe bushings prevent your subframe from shifting around as the chassis bends under load, unlike the stock rubber bushings. With only a slight increase in NVH, these aluminum bushings from IRP will keep the rear end of your BMW substantially more planted.
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