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Im not sure but i dont think you would have to. Just make sure you get an alignment
Here's a good link on how to clock:
https://honda-tech.com/forums/suspension-brakes-54/how-quick-easy-civic-integra-trailing-arm-bushing-replacement-also-es-poly-vs-mugen-1589298/
Here's a good link on how to clock:
https://honda-tech.com/forums/suspension-brakes-54/how-quick-easy-civic-integra-trailing-arm-bushing-replacement-also-es-poly-vs-mugen-1589298/
Im not sure but i dont think you would have to. Just make sure you get an alignment
Here's a good link on how to clock:
https://honda-tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1589298
Here's a good link on how to clock:
https://honda-tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1589298
I dont have a pep boys close enough but oreilly auto parts did not have the RTA bushing puller. Didnt try autozone though. I took mine to the local les schwab and they pressed them in for 1 hour of labor.
If you cant find a presser, i knocked mine out with a hammer and it came out pretty easy, then do what tcooper said and have em pressed in by somebody.
I had two interesting thoughts the other day -
1. If I had a set of wider 15" steels made - (15x7 or 7.5) would a 14" Si hubcap fit inside the lip?
2. I know most people have seen the ESM euro dish wheel they make - I immediately thought, wouldnt it be neat if they made a wheel that looked like a 91 Si hubcap, but an actual alloy wheel - maybe 15x8 (no lip) with vanes on the inside for brake cooling - nice old school, low profile look. Kinda like how that one company made a replica snowflake for VW guys.
i'll post my latest update:
put in a Circuit Hero shift extender. scratched it putting it on
ah well. first impression while driving is that i should have done this a long time ago
put in a Circuit Hero shift extender. scratched it putting it on
ah well. first impression while driving is that i should have done this a long time ago
nice, I've considered the same, i have a dual bend Skunk 2 short shifter, i love how it feels, but I do feel like flicking a toggle switch at times - mounted below level in a ditch between the seats, lol.
Didnt you have a fastlane shifter before Adrian??
Didnt you have a fastlane shifter before Adrian??
I was thinking about the k-tuned b/d series with the endless adjustability but the cost. May just do the circuit hero extender.
Is that shift **** from them as well?
Is that shift **** from them as well?
nope, not sure if i want that big of a shifter lol

k-tuned is nice, but i don't need all of that adjust-ability. and yeah, the price too. $30 isn't too much to spend for an extender initially
it's a GReddy counterweight shift ****

lol

it's a GReddy counterweight shift ****

lol
Last edited by BLU CIVIC; Nov 27, 2013 at 04:54 AM.
jdm AE86- do you have stock LCA's?
Has anyone ran the hardrace? I like the concept where the bushings simply remove with allen heads and do not want to spend the money on function.
Has anyone ran the hardrace? I like the concept where the bushings simply remove with allen heads and do not want to spend the money on function.
well decided not to drive Road Atlanta this weekend
working the event so I can get my trans fixed. would suck to drive that far and my trans fail on the track. will be ready next year though
working the event so I can get my trans fixed. would suck to drive that far and my trans fail on the track. will be ready next year though






