cangrin

I have a 93 Civic HB with the rear trailing arms/brake swap from a 93 Integra. The stock trailing arm bushings were needing to be replaced. So I purchased some performance bushings for a 92-00 civic because I thought that they would be compatable, but the bushings seem to be to small around. What is the differance between EG civic trailing arms and 90-93 integra trailing arms?

danomatic93

yes. you got it. I usually suggest 94-01 tegi T-arms or 92-00 civic T-arms with disc. You'll have to get the correct bushings for a 90-93 tegi.

honda.lioness

Trailing Arm Bushing p/ns

-- for 90-93 Integra 52385-SK7-N02 (larger diameter than Civic's below)

-- for 1988-2000 Civics 52385-S21-0003 (formerly was 52385-SR3-000)

This comes up a lot on Honda and Integra fora. E.g. see
http://www.performanceforum.com/wesv...g/bushing.html
http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/rustybrakes/brakes4.html
https://honda-tech.com/forums/suspension-brakes-54/rear-trailing-arm-bushing-rta-part-number-1960010/

cangrin

Thank you honda.lioness and danomatic93 for your help. That answered my question.

keving85

those bushings are a pain in the *** to install..... if you press them in wrong they are known to tear up........ i had to take mine to honda..... 50 bucks and i brought them the trailing arms and new bushings....

kev

JShull

Make sure you mark the way the bushing was clocked before you take it out so you can match it up on the install.

Here's a great thread if you need a how-to as well:

https://honda-tech.com/forums/showth...t=arm+trailing

InTheZoneAC

iTrader: (11)

there's an arrow on each bushing showing which side faces down. Luckily my trailing arms had markings to point exactly where top center and bottom center line up so didn't need to mark anything.