What material are these rear subframe bushings made from?

These rear subframe bushings are constructed from durable polyurethane. This material is chosen for its ability to offer a firmer ride and better support compared to stock rubber bushings.

What is the main benefit of installing these bushings?

The primary benefit is a reduction in rear subframe flex. This leads to a more solid feel from the rear of the car, improved steering response, and a more planted sensation during spirited driving.

Do these bushings come with all the necessary hardware for installation?

This kit includes the polyurethane bushings themselves. You will need to reuse your original subframe bolts and any other associated hardware. Ensure all original components are in good condition before installation.

Torque Solution Rear Subframe Bushings: Subaru BRZ / Scion FR-S 2013+

Specifications

Brand: Torque Solution
Part #: TS-FRS-005
UPC: TS-FRS-005

Torque Solution Rear Subframe Bushings: Subaru BRZ / Scion FR-S 2013+

Name: Torque Solution Rear Subframe Bushings: Subaru BRZ / Scion FR-S 2013+
Brand: Torque Solution
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Fits 2013-2017 Subaru BRZ. Torque Solution rear subframe bushings improve handling by reducing flex.

Key Features

Fits 2013-2017 Subaru BRZ, 2013-2016 Scion FR-S, and 2017 Toyota 86.
Set of rear subframe bushings made from durable polyurethane.
Reduces rear subframe flex for improved handling and steering response.
Helps create a more solid connection between the chassis and the rear suspension.
A popular upgrade for drivers looking for a more connected feel from their car's rear end.

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Fits these vehicles

Scion FR-S 2013-2016
Subaru BRZ 2013-2017
Toyota 86 2017

Product Details

In this kit, you get a set of rear subframe bushings from Torque Solution, designed specifically for your 2013-2017 Subaru BRZ, 2013-2016 Scion FR-S, or 2017 Toyota 86. These bushings replace the stock rubber ones, which can become soft and worn over time, leading to less precise handling.

By swapping out the factory rubber for these well-built polyurethane bushings, you'll notice a more solid connection between the chassis and the rear subframe. This change helps reduce unwanted flex and movement in the rear suspension, especially during hard cornering or acceleration. The result is improved steering response and a more planted feel from the rear of the car. Installation involves pressing out the old bushings and pressing in the new ones, so having a press or a suitable tool will make the job much easier.