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From: Mashing in the big chainring in LOS ANGELES, CA
I think those Edelbrock manifolds are pretty good. 
I've heard of the bushings from both companies being shitty and wouldn't use either.
I'd only use either OEM bushings or Hardrace bushings.

I'd only use either OEM bushings or Hardrace bushings.
It's a stretch to say Skunk2 products are shitty and unless you have some proof to your statement, which i'm pretty sure they don't make LCAs for CRVs. You surmising anything, is at best worthess.
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From: Mashing in the big chainring in LOS ANGELES, CA
Here we go again with Brice's inferority complex. You of all folks should know by now that I'm not going to say something unless I can prove it.
Really? Well, I can go through my hard drive and search for the picture of the Skunk2 coilover spring that cracked in half on my best friend's old daily driven EH2 if you really want, but I don't need to go out of my way to prove anything to an internet troll with too much government time on his hands. I can also talk to the lot of my friends that race at Buttonwillow and have their Skunk2 camber kits slip after a half day of racing, only to either ditch them or upgrade the hardware.
Anyway, in regards to the bushings, straight from Skunk2:
http://cms.skunk2.com/id/468/A-Better-LCA-Bushing/
Hmmmm. Seems to me that if anyone had any Skunk2 LCAs with their bushings prior to 4/2/2010, they were shitty and Skunk2 said as much. They admitted to their TEARING and UNSEATING PROBLEMS.
I don't need to surmise about Skunk2 LCAs to know that they were shitty if the information about them being shitty came straight from the horse's mouth. Keep trying to belittle me about driving my WONDERFUL CR-V.
The only thing worthless at best is your presence in this thread. You contribute NOTHING but flakes from the chip on your shoulder, soldier.
Anyway, in regards to the bushings, straight from Skunk2:
http://cms.skunk2.com/id/468/A-Better-LCA-Bushing/
Originally Posted by Skunk2: April 2, 2010
A Better LCA Bushing
Skunk2 is proud to introduce its newly redesigned Lower Control Arm Bushings, now available with all Skunk2 Lower Control Arms. Forget what you know about any other bushing, including earlier Skunk2 versions. Skunk2's redesigned, low-deflection, polyurethane bushings act as bearings for quicker response and a more positive feel when compared to other manufacturers' bushings. Tearing and unseating problems normally associated with other fixed rubber bushings are now completely eliminated by allowing the arm to rotate freely about the bushings. Thanks to the new design, negative bushing issues have been eliminated. Upgrade your first-generation Skunk2 bushings or pick up a set of Skunk2 LCAs today.
Skunk2 is proud to introduce its newly redesigned Lower Control Arm Bushings, now available with all Skunk2 Lower Control Arms. Forget what you know about any other bushing, including earlier Skunk2 versions. Skunk2's redesigned, low-deflection, polyurethane bushings act as bearings for quicker response and a more positive feel when compared to other manufacturers' bushings. Tearing and unseating problems normally associated with other fixed rubber bushings are now completely eliminated by allowing the arm to rotate freely about the bushings. Thanks to the new design, negative bushing issues have been eliminated. Upgrade your first-generation Skunk2 bushings or pick up a set of Skunk2 LCAs today.
I don't need to surmise about Skunk2 LCAs to know that they were shitty if the information about them being shitty came straight from the horse's mouth. Keep trying to belittle me about driving my WONDERFUL CR-V.
The only thing worthless at best is your presence in this thread. You contribute NOTHING but flakes from the chip on your shoulder, soldier.
granted someone out there, such as a bushing company, might make better bushing than skunk2 but saying they make shitty parts is completely retarded. most of their stuff is very nice, i wouldnt say its top of the line but their stuff is high quality. have you ever had a set of skunk2 pro c coilovers? own a set and then come in here saying they make shitty stuff, i dare ya.
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From: Mashing in the big chainring in LOS ANGELES, CA
have you ever driven a 96-2000 civic? its just like that except they take away any shred of excitement those cars had. eveytime the road bends slightly you have to mash the brake pedal or else it feels like youre gonna flip it over then there is no acceleration unless you floor it and it downshifts to 2nd gear then it feels like youre gonna bounce it off the rev limiter... theyre practical and the 4x4 works amazingly in em but they just plain suck. and they get shitty gas milege too.
have you ever driven a 96-2000 civic? its just like that except they take away any shred of excitement those cars had. eveytime the road bends slightly you have to mash the brake pedal or else it feels like youre gonna flip it over then there is no acceleration unless you floor it and it downshifts to 2nd gear then it feels like youre gonna bounce it off the rev limiter... theyre practical and the 4x4 works amazingly in em but they just plain suck. and they get shitty gas milege too.
just wait. slowing down to 10 to make turns that you can make at 50 in a civic just plain sucks. it doesnt sounds like it should be a big deal but when you have to drive like that every day no matter what, it grinds on ya.
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From: Mashing in the big chainring in LOS ANGELES, CA
I still get ~28MPG with a mix of city & highway driving as well. I'm going to put a good 4-2-1 header I never used on my DA on mine to get rid of the horrible stock one, so I should get a little more power and MPG soon.
, and the other one is going on a F22 powered 87 Lude. Look at Xenocron's site:http://www.xenocron.com/pwm-electron...997dce1099cee1 he sells the same unbranded one for $60, hahaha. Also just did some digging on the forums, and the part number I have on my solenoid (35A-AAA-DDBA-1BA) will work with Hondata (I've got Neptune, so I'm sure it'll work on my shizznat)Matt and afro the reason that is so cheap is that is a GM product was on older chevy trucks..matt they are cheaper and do work(I had one) but when i was visiting jk he told me the issue with those is if they fail for some reason, they fail closed and nothing will open your wg and you will over boost.Now im sure you have a boost cut. but when the hondata has an issue it fails open allowing the wg spring to open and only boosting whatever your spring is...im tired hope that makes sense.
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