i need to know the part number for the 90-93 integra rear trailing arm bushing.

-spenc

 

Honda has no part number for that part. They will just sell you a whole new assembly. I can give you that part number.

 

52385-SR3-000 is the part number for the civic bushing that fits the dc chassis cars as well. the DA integra takes another bushing. just dont know the part number.


Modified by Lo-Buck EF at 6:12 PM 3/7/2005


Modified by Lo-Buck EF at 6:13 PM 3/7/2005

 

You will find the info you need here;

http://www.performanceforum.co....html

Wes

 

you know, i was working on my suspension this weekend and pleasantly found the rear trailing arms in pretty damn good condition, and had the metal plates in the rubber. so i guess the previous owner actually paid the dealer to replace these before.

 

Wes

 

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werd, thanks Wes. cant wait to pick them up and show the parts ammager the bushing "honda doesnt sell"

 

Lo_Buck EF;

Make sure that you measure your original bushing! It's possible that the arm has been replaced sometime in it's history. Just to be sure!!!

Wes

 

good idea. although we pulled them from a car with 50k on it. it was an abs car and all looked to be untouched. but i will measure before hand.

dan-come by tomorrow evening and bring your nifty measuring caliper

 

i posted something on trailing arm bushing.. in that post some gave two part # for the honda tailing arm bushing. they were two difrent sizes you can go with

 

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The extra work is worth it when you go the extra mile to install Mugen DC2 TA bushings in your DA TA's

http://www.phase-shift.net/pha...g.htm

 

Here is my write up doing pretty much exactly the same thing, using the small diameter Mugen bushing within the DA outer shell. At the time I didn't know that the larger diameter bushings were available from Honda.

http://www.performanceforum.co....html

It's the same link I posted above that lists the part numbers for both size "Honda" bushings.

Wes

 

Hey Wes

I'm Archon/SE-37K on G2IC. You were a part of our Trailing Arm Bushing Development thread over there.

At the time we started that thread, Honda had not released the SK7 part so we had to go looking for alternatives to buying DC2 arms which some of the G2IC guys did. Thanks for your contributions

 

having trouble locating sk7-n02 bushing...........

 

Jasper;

I remember that G2IC string (started by Ben Ogle as I recall). The thing ran into something like 15 pages!

Wes

 

We've only been able to locate the SK7 at Honda dealers in the US and Acura dealers in Canada.

Try contacting:

For price inquiries you may contact us at:

Scott (FamilyG2)

or

Brandon(110 South)

Costa Mesa Honda

Phone:714-436-5050 x265
Fax:714-436-5061
email: powerhondaparts@yahoo.com

Hours:
M-F......7am - 7pm pst
Sat......8am - 5pm pst

 

SLHondaparts.com has both (you can even get honda tools from them if you have the part number). Just go to "Search" and paste in the part number & click buy when it comes up. The DA bushing is a little more expensive though (and a little less stiff). The new honda replacment bushings save money over the Mugen ones, but apear to be the same stiffness...

 

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Bling



Tools used




Old bushing




Old bushing vs New bushing




New bushing installed




easy work when u have the proper tools

 

i need a press.

 

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http://www.harborfreight.com/c...32879

worth every penny

 

no place to put it... i need to move out.

 

my **** is in the back yard

 

Dan GSR;

Could you please give the Honda authorized part numbers for the tools you used?

(LOL)

Wes

 

2" T pipe from home depot is perfect for both bushings

with the SK7 bushing, u just have to be lil more gentle, and go nuts on the lube

its tight, so bust out the KY