Hey everyone,

I was is sub frame hell. I could not get those dsfldf things in. I pressed out the old subframe and the new one did not match the old. That is because only the inner portion of the mount came out while pressing. No wonder the new one would not fit. Any way I ruined the new bushing and while prepared for another huge undertaking for the other one I discovered my mistake. I tell you experience can be costly. SO Take my advice. Do muff up your subframe mounts trying to get them in when you did not get all of the old ones out. My lesson will cost me 60 bucks and about 8 hours of pure BS. It is always true. If somethings seems impossible you are doing something wrong.

Best of luck everyone. Now that I know what I am doing sub frame mounts are easy work.

thanks for all the advice and help.
It is a pleasure to share my wisdom and idiocy with you all.

BOB C