Jonnymerk

Bump does anyone know of a replacement urethane bushing for the rear differential?!

I am looking for a solution to fix an issue with the rear diff stock rubber bushings. I lowered my edge with H&R springs and the Bilstein shocks. The performance shop I use had to install a set of aftermarket adjustable rear camber arms to bring the rear back into spec. I've been getting a clunk and rattle now under load that the shop believes is attributed to movement and shifting of the rear diff and the one of the adjustable camber arms making contact. Shop believes upgraded diff bushings like polyurethane could solve the problem. Has anyone else had similar issues when lowering? Anyone have any idea who or where I can find said bushings? For reference pic of added part attached. I was unaware these would be needed to get the camber in spec with the H&R/Bilstein combo.

DTP fab is offering the lower portion of the cold side in 2.5" still. I believe might be building a few this week.

The other i/c uses a garrett core and advertisers slightly cooler air temps. Could account for the price difference maybe? I ordered one of Unleashed and it definitely squeezes in their.

I enjoy my Borla. Worth considering. It took me a little to get used to it but it sounds just right to me know.

Ok thank you! That is interesting because I had little luck finding something. Hoping I can convince my shop to my try this as an option.

Searched for parts no one seems to make, want to respond to requests or have for sale anymore...frustrated by the lack of support on this platform anymore.

Any links to the downpipes?

Last I checked a few months ago HP didn't support the 2020 yet. This was from Aug 5. Hello, Unfortunately I am not certain on the timeline of the 2020 Edge St becoming supported. If you have access to an MPVI2, please read the VCM info and send it to support@hptuners.com with a request for support. We cannot promise support, but requests do help drive the demand. Please keep an eye on our website and social media channels for updates. Thank you!