I got a 99 GSR that was stripped that im in the process of repairing. It was lying on the ground when i got it with no wheels and it snapped a couple bolts off 3 of the suspension parts. I snapped some pics to show what im talking about. The car has some aftermarket bushings installed on it already, but the 2 fronts and the rear driverside bolt are snapped So there is no bushings on it either. What i need to know is what these bolts are called so i can go pick them up from acura today or tommorow. Also about the bushings, what kind are these and is there a way to buy the ones i am currently missing? I am worried if they come in a complete set that i dont need i only need the 2 fronts of the pic i snapped and the 1 for the rear driverside. You can see what kind they are on the rear pic theyre a red/ hot pinkish color. Ive only seen these things come in 2 colors for aftermarket, yellow and the color i got but i dont know what company makes these. If anyone could help me out with part names and numbers etc... I would gladly appreciate it.

Thanks

 

tell them you need the bolts for the sway bar endlinks....i believe thats what they are called. also on my bushings i have 4, i believe those are either prothane or Energy suspension

 

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Yup its the bolts for the sway bar endlinks. You should be able to get them in auto zone or pep boys.

 

agreed with above posts

 

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Yup its the bolts for the sway bar endlinks. You should be able to get them in auto zone or pep boys.</TD></TR></TABLE>
or just a junkyard if you're desperate not to spend much money. they're hella cheap new, though, even through aftermarket makers. and aftermarket ones such as Energy Suspension will be a nice upgrade as end links do a lot of work.

 

Thanks for the info guys much appreciated

 

you're most welcome