Control Arms?
looking for some control arms..lower and upper. I tried to Google it and got nothing much. What you guys using or do you know about another thread with answers to my question. for 1999 honda prelude sh...thanks
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all that can wear out is the two bushings #11 (LCA to frame), & #12 (shock fork)(which are replaceable).

Usually what wears out are the balljoints (which are connected to the knuckle/spindle #3 & #4)
all that can wear out is the two bushings #11 (LCA to frame), & #12 (shock fork)(which are replaceable).

Usually what wears out are the balljoints (which are connected to the knuckle/spindle #3 & #4)
Last edited by TheJGB3; Oct 26, 2009 at 12:05 AM.
MOOG makes an adjustable upper balljoint for SH models. It is adjustable +/- 1 degree
Available at Carquest for $79ea. (lifetime warranty)
The part# is K90490
Available at Carquest for $79ea. (lifetime warranty)
The part# is K90490
Last edited by TheJGB3; Oct 27, 2009 at 02:11 AM.
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What's wrong with adjusting the stock ones? As long as the bolts aren't seized or the arm bent from an accident they should be fine. Preprelude who has the 'best Prelude in the World' thread on PO .com, bought aftermarket (Megan Racing?) ones for his JR SC Type Sh said they suck.
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^I have been using them for about a year with no probs. I read his thread, he ran over a pot hole the size of an open man hole, that's what ruined his. >_>
You can only adjust the stock ones so far, so if you have anything more than a slight drop the toe will still be out.
You can only adjust the stock ones so far, so if you have anything more than a slight drop the toe will still be out.
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