ej9 rear subframe


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MLKnott

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Does anyone know what the following part is on my rear suspension?

Its the bit that the rear hubs bolt to and the lower control arm bolts to...

I need some new ones but I have no idea what to search for :/
 
It could be either, rear camber arms, toe arms or trailing arm bushes?

Is it a worn bush?
 
Nah, its the biggest part that everything bolts to... The camber arms, control arms and the hub bolt up to...

I don't know if it would be refered to as a trailing arm or something like that :/
 
Yeah sounds like a trailing arm but why would you need to replace the whole arm? You sure it's not just the Rta bushes or a wheel bearing that has gone?

Don't see the need to replace the whole trailing arm unless its cracked, bent buckled etc.
 
Basicaly, I ****** up!! Lol, as im sure many of you know, the lca bolts tend to seize into the captive nut and/or bush... So me being me decided to drill it out. In doing so I drilled it at a slight angle so it has put all of the suspension alignment out and now wears my tires out exesively. So id like to replace the broken part before i start playing about with my toe and camber arms.

I think its a trailing arm but places like all parts dont seem to have it on their systems. They have suggested that it might be a subframe, but that doesn't sound right to me.
 
MLKnott said:
Basicaly, I ****** up!! Lol, as im sure many of you know, the lca bolts tend to seize into the captive nut and/or bush... So me being me decided to drill it out. In doing so I drilled it at a slight angle so it has put all of the suspension alignment out and now wears my tires out exesively. So id like to replace the broken part before i start playing about with my toe and camber arms.

I think its a trailing arm but places like all parts dont seem to have it on their systems. They have suggested that it might be a subframe, but that doesn't sound right to me.
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Get a photo up man, will be easy to identify after that
 
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