I got the diff bushing inserts but I was only able to do the rear pair because I can't get far enough under the car currently to do the front set. Will this hurt anything if I just leave it that way? I suspect not, and it bothers me not finishing it but I just can't physically get myself under there to do it with the stuff I have at home.Yes. It makes power delivery and handling much more consistent, efficient and predictable in all situations. I'd also do poly diff bushing inserts while you're in there, as they improve driveline efficiency and get rid of a good amount of the driveline slack you feel when coming on/off throttle.
It may. You may want to talk to [MENTION=9985]BMR Tech[/MENTION] about the load transfer with just the rears in.I got the diff bushing inserts but I was only able to do the rear pair because I can't get far enough under the car currently to do the front set. Will this hurt anything if I just leave it that way? I suspect not, and it bothers me not finishing it but I just can't physically get myself under there to do it with the stuff I have at home.
Sorry, mine are Steeda but the same general idea. I'll have to give them a call. I'd dread having to take them out because I'm 99% certain the subframe bolts on the drivers side will not survive another removal (well, the threads anyways).It may. You may want to talk to [MENTION=9985]BMR Tech[/MENTION] about the load transfer with just the rears in.