ok anyone know a shop for this

[DJPimpFlex]

I need my solid bushings pressed into my subframe. Ive been to a lot of local shops with no success. either there press is to big, or my subframe is to bulky to get into the press. email me! [email protected] . This shits kept my car on stands for FAR to long.

[DJPimpFlex]

no one knows anywhere? bump

[UNITEDMASTER]

Hey this is just a thought depending on how tight the fit is put them in the freezer. Then warm up the subframe, drive it in using wood & a heavy rubber mallet. I do this with some cars wheel bearings, & all the time at work for different machines. IDK just a thought!!!

[vutony]

they'll slide right in after freezing them

[DJPimpFlex]

I froze them for days, no luck. I didnt warm th subframe, ill try that next. They are CRAZY to big though. I emailed SPL and they said they had to be maciene pressed in, which is BLAH. I might just go with another brand or something.

[drftwerks]

i took it to this place near me in campbell, 80 totall 40 to pull old ones, 40 to put new ones

[Andrew Bohan]

you'll be surprised how well a propane torch works. just keep in on the subframe for a few minutes straight and then bang the bushing in with a bearing driver and a hammer. if that doesn't work, just heat it longer.

[usajdm]

Try LEEAUTO in Alameda.
They will either do it or send you right to someone that can.

[Jung918]

Place bushing on subframe. Get long bolts and big washers. Use impact wrench to compress the bushing into subframe. That is what I plan to do.

[Nachtmensch]

use a vice on your work bench. thats how id do it with frozen bushings.