energy bush for integra question
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energy bush for integra question
I read somewhere that certain bush should use back original honda and certain bush should use pu or energy bush any idea which bush are surpose to be energy bush?
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Re: energy bush for integra question (Corinthians)
The big rear trailing arm bushing should be either OEM Honda or Mugen rubber, because a solid polyurethane bushing does not allow the proper movement and will bind up under this application. Pretty much everything else can be poly with no adverse effects on suspension travel.
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Re: energy bush for integra question (jeremyG2teg)
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BTW original bushings will be fine for the daily driver.
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buhahahahaha
BTW original bushings will be fine for the daily driver.
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Re: (civicyndrome)
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Umm, okay, whatever.
FYI, Mugen rubber TA bushings are actually 4.5x more expensive than Energy's poly solution, and $15 more than Prothane's poly solution - and I'll still buy the Mugen bushings over poly, because they actually work properly. Honda designed that bushing a certain way for a reason.
</TD></TR></TABLE>Umm, okay, whatever.
FYI, Mugen rubber TA bushings are actually 4.5x more expensive than Energy's poly solution, and $15 more than Prothane's poly solution - and I'll still buy the Mugen bushings over poly, because they actually work properly. Honda designed that bushing a certain way for a reason.
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Re: (Corinthians)
Here is all the tech information you could ever want on why you should use an OEM Honda or Mugen rubber bushing in the trailing arm instead of polyurethane:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=493789
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=606414
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=493789
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=606414
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so beside this others should be fine with energy? and i am not planning to get the full set of the bush anyone mind to let me know which part i should get for the suspension? and any other parts that i should use energy
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