CRX Bushings
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CRX Bushings
Who makes the most street friend daily driver bushing kit? I've heard the full ES kit can get pretty rough on the streets.
<<Yes I searched, there's nothing about bushing comparisons that I could find, only about Energy Suspension.>>
<<Yes I searched, there's nothing about bushing comparisons that I could find, only about Energy Suspension.>>
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Re: CRX Bushings (SwissChEz82)
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Honda.
any after-market kit that improves handling will give you a harsher ride than stock. IMO poly bushings (any manufacture) are fine on the street.
Honda.
any after-market kit that improves handling will give you a harsher ride than stock. IMO poly bushings (any manufacture) are fine on the street.
Re: CRX Bushings (SIRX)
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IMO poly bushings (any manufacture) are fine on the street.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I agree
IMO poly bushings (any manufacture) are fine on the street.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I agree
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Re: CRX Bushings (kid-honda)
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IMO poly bushings (any manufacture) are fine on the street.</TD></TR></TABLE>
All poly here except for the rear uca's and compensator arms.
IMO poly bushings (any manufacture) are fine on the street.</TD></TR></TABLE>
All poly here except for the rear uca's and compensator arms.
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Re: CRX Bushings (eda6)
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Same here I went with the ES kit since I heard that it wasnt as harsh as the prothane ones, as for the rear trailing arm bushings I went with Mugen bushings which were suppose to be a bit firmer than OEM.
Same here I went with the ES kit since I heard that it wasnt as harsh as the prothane ones, as for the rear trailing arm bushings I went with Mugen bushings which were suppose to be a bit firmer than OEM.
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Re: CRX Bushings (SIRX)
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Honda.
any after-market kit that improves handling will give you a harsher ride than stock. IMO poly bushings (any manufacture) are fine on the street.</TD></TR></TABLE>
While poly might ride fine for the street, when you talk about "street friendly" I also assume "low maintenance." I'm curious to see how poly holds up to 150K miles compared to OEM.
Honda.
any after-market kit that improves handling will give you a harsher ride than stock. IMO poly bushings (any manufacture) are fine on the street.</TD></TR></TABLE>
While poly might ride fine for the street, when you talk about "street friendly" I also assume "low maintenance." I'm curious to see how poly holds up to 150K miles compared to OEM.
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