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dracoandy 11-08-2021 09:30 AM

Help name this part
 
Hello! I believe this is the right place to post this.

Long story short, I crashed my BRZ and since its paid off don't have full coverage.

Fixing it myself, and broke the drivers side rear suspension, and I think I bent this part but can't find the name of it or where it'd be located in Subaru parts

any help would be appreciated!! Thanks!

https://i.imgur.com/37CawQU.jpg

Yoshoobaroo 11-08-2021 09:58 AM

That’s the subframe unfortunately.

norcalpb 11-11-2021 05:50 PM

Subframe:

https://parts.subaru.com/p/Subaru_20...0152CA000.html

Subaru wholesale part sellers have the part for cheaper, but I imagine the shipping cost would end up making it more expensive than picking one up at the dealer @ MSRP.

Not only will this come with new subframe bushings, but also new differential cradle bushings.

VIP BRZ 11-11-2021 06:27 PM

Looks like a Frank to me

NoHaveMSG 11-11-2021 07:43 PM

Help name this part
 
I would pull the bolt out, it could be you just bent the mounting bolt and the bushing is pushed over.


oh yeah, and that is the subframe.

https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...ee99edf610.jpg

Turdinator 11-15-2021 11:00 PM

Oh I have seen those before! That is a Squiglyspooch. They are common on Japanese vehicles.

Sapphireho 11-15-2021 11:35 PM

I think it is called an expensive lesson to not drop full coverage. You really don't save that much.

Good luck with your fix.

Yoshoobaroo 11-16-2021 07:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sapphireho (Post 3481753)
I think it is called an expensive lesson to not drop full coverage. You really don't save that much.

Good luck with your fix.


Yup. You don’t drop full coverage because it’s paid off. You drop full coverage if you can afford to and willing to outright replace it at full cost. Unless you have a spare 15-30k laying around that you are willing to lose, you want collision/comprehensive.


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