have a question about the master kit. my car is a 94 civic ex. i bought the kit for this car. im putting cusco coilovers on and to do that i have to use itr lower control arms.

will the bushings work from this master kit or what bushings do i need to get from what year of integra???

or if someone can come up with the part number that would be awesome to.

 

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The rear LCA bushing will not work. Compare the sizes there is about a 1/8" differece in diameter. (been there done that)

I think you can just buy a rear end kit for the itr. I think the '88 Crx also came with boxed lca's as well. You may want to double check that though.

If you are getting a lca kit for an integra make sure it is for a Type R because the R's are the only Integra's that came with the boxed lca.

What Cuscos do you have? I used to have a set of Comp-S's. It's was a nice street suspension.

 

they are the comp-s setup. i will have to look into that. thanks for the help

what rates did you run???

 

so i checked with es bushings and they don't make a separate kit for the type r.

so i checked an acura site and the don't sell the bushing separately just the whole arm.

but honda does sell bushings separately for the 88 crx.

now are these bushings the same or not??? im confused now

 

Contact ES or go to your dealer and measure the bushings. I'm sure you can pich up a bushing set for just the rear. Maybe Prothane sells them.

I have had a few sets of boxed LCA's from various jdm cars and the only major difference I was able to notice was the welded on nut for the swaybar. Cars that did not come with a rear sway did not have the nut. Otherwise they were the same.

 

yes i did find that prothane does make a seperate kit so i will be ordering from them. thanks for the help.

and by the way i asked already but what rates did you run and how would you rate them? as a street setup and maybe an occasional auto-x event?

 

It has been a while sense I had them. I think the rates were 8&6kgm.
You can see them here when I sold them.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1184549