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This R34 subframe has had solid alloy bushes installed throughout, including diff mounts. Great for reducing movement in the rear end, especially those who want to do some track work or drifting.

Save yourself the hassle of getting the factory bushes out, just swap your arms and diff into this subframe and bolt it into your car.

It's had a coat of gloss black enamel and has come up brand new. Subframe is perfectly straight.

$300 pickup only from Ryde

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