quick trailing arm bushings questions
i have the part number for trailing arm bushing for my crx 52385-SR3-000..it say RR trailing arm bushing meaning right rear. is the a left rear also or r they both the same? also if any one knows any cheaper places then majestics which is the cheapest if found please let me no..:-)
I know if you buy them from prothane or energy suspension they run about $25 for a pair. Installing them is a pain. I used a snap off razor blade and torch to heat up the rubber.
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I would use urethane bushings myself,they are a bit of a pain but if you go to a dollar store or other cheap store and get a set of cheap steak knives you can heat the knives up with a blow torch and cut the old bushings out.
i wanna get oem bushings. ive heard nothing but good stuff about going oem when it comes to bushings so i think thats it best route.
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id stick with oem...especially on the trailing arms....with ES bushings, they will oval out and you'll hve to replace them again after a year or 2 depending on driving style...
Ive had both. New trailing arm bushing from honda and the energy suspetion bushing. If your car is lowered with eather springs/struts or a 1 piece suspention. I would recommend going with the energy, like the other guys stated here there a little bit of a pain in the butt, but the overall outcome if worth it. And I noticed it rides much better.
I have a FULL energy suspension in my car and car handles 100% better
I have a FULL energy suspension in my car and car handles 100% better
thats the part number for both right and left side...i just ordered a pair from www.rockauto.com for $44 shipped...!!!
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