Performance Dogbone Mount & Subframe Bushing Insert Kit

ECS Tuning's Performance Dogbone Mount & Subframe Bushing Insert Kit offers a more engaging driving experience, with cripser throttle response and reduced driveline slop without increasing cabin NVH. 

Our state of the art design starts at a custom machined, Billet 6061-T6 Aluminum 2-Piece Dogbone Mount that houses a Stainless Steel, Teflon-Lined Spherical Bearing. This bearing replaces the factory-designed rubber bushing, featuring all weather seals that capture the spherical bearing to keep the elements out and keep the bearing operating maintenance-free. 

The performance dogbone mount bushing insert was engineered in-house by our industry leading R&D department, resulting in countless hours of research and testing to establish the best possible design for minimizing driveline deflection while retaining the vehicles everyday driving comfort. ECS Tuning's primary goal was to achieve a comfortable and compliant ride while maximizing performance, and real world test miles put down on multiple vehicles has proven just that. This kit has everything you need for installation including new hardware to replace the torque-to-yield securing hardware installed from the factory, required to be replaced any time they are removed per VAG. With the ECS Tuning Performance Subframe Mount Bushing Insert, power lost through mount deflection is redirected right where you want it, straight to the wheels.    

This upgrade allows for smooth power delivery through the driveline and to the tires, all with very minimal chassis feedback to balance comfort with performance. All machined components are constructed of strong and lightweight 6061-T6 Billet Aluminum and are then anodized black for a great appearance and corrosion resistance. Genuine Torque-to-Yield fasteners are included for proper installation. Simply follow our helpful Installation PDF for installation notes and torque specifications.

**Please note: Do not expose polyurethane bushings to engine coolant. Ethylene Glycol is known to degrade this material. If exposed promptly wipe away ALL traces of engine coolant.**