Part numbers 7,6,5,4,28,27? of course im redoing my suspension and all the bushings are GONE the bolt #28 is just spinning on part #7 and not coming off and wont re tighten so im going to cut it off. (only way) i want to know if some company makes a kit for this cheaper than the dealer prices or same as. i checked ES and didnt see it listed.

i hate my car, fing 16 years old parts never want to work with you.

 

Bad pic, but Prothane makes them. I got mine from prostreetonline.com, but they are currently on a shelf in the garage

 

I know that you can get the bushings from autozone in the ricer section. Part number 7. I don't know maybe they will have that also.

 

is there a kit that includes part #7? im going to cut it and was curious if i have to order from honda a new one.

 

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I think you would just have to order that from Honda, or you could make one with some hardware and a Heim joint

 

secluded luder over at preludepower.com make adjustable end links for the 3rd gen lude. maybe he can revise his design for 4th gens.

 

im not a member of that board. it would be nice if he did.

how ever do they make aftermarket tie rods? i was thinking of buying new ones that are lighter and have better bushings. just trying to update all my suspension.

 

just curious...(and maybe a bit obvious) but you are holding the flats on part 7 with a wrench, when you are trying to undo the nut correct?

 

yes.

 

I know they had the whole piece with all bushings and washers as a kit for accords at checker, I would assume they have it for preludes as well.

 

would the accord parts work?

 

think this will work? its cheaper than the prostreet kit.

 

what is "this" there are some knowledgeable people here, but asking them to just visually identify a part like this is asking a bit much

 

its a set of ES bushing that are labeled Universal Mounts/Isolators

 

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It'll work if you can make it work

 

x2. I like making things work, but sometimes I f%&K it completely . Goodluck with the refit man.

 

i had a problem getting old endlinks off my sway bar in the rear. they just gotta be zipped off. just buy new pieces from honda. i would recommend dropping the whole swaybar off when trying to do this.

 

while your down there get a new rear sway bar, they do magic to your handling

 

if you google it you can find a couple places that sell the endlinks .i know statracing.com has them for like 43 bucks. slhondparts.com has them for like 55 or something.

i did that and then used the bushings that came with es bushing set.

 

im only working on the front. im on a budget so i cant really drop hardcore money into the suspension for another 3 months. damn college.

either way, thanks for the advice. i got new sway bars already; bought them last year. i pretty much have every suspension part, i just didnt do bushings.