I'm doing a rear disc swap on my Acura EL and I'm looking to change the rear trailing arm bushings for a 99-00 SIR that I got the conversion off of but I can't seem to find OEM ones on-line on those Honda Parts websites. They only sell the whole trailing arm apparently?

Anybody that can link me up?

Also, would you suggest the Energy Suspension Polyurethane ones?

Or the Mugen Hard Race rubber ones?


Thanks

 

Hard Rubber from Mugen/HardRace/SONEM. You'll be looking at $80-$90 for the pair.

 

Anybody know good places online I could buy these?

 

I think thmotorsports, try weaksauce also.

Did you look for 99-00 si? Theres no reason you shouldnt be able to find oem ta bushings.

 

I looked for OEM ones at this website, but couldn't find any: -->http://www.hondapartscheap.com/south...t=0&quantity=0

 

The reason why is honda doesnt sell them seperatly. I was looking for some and the guy said they dont have a part number for them, however acura does. dont ask me why i dont know. But he said integra ones will fit.

here's some they are pricy though http://inlinefour.com/oemretrarmbu.html

ill look for some cheeper ones, i know i saw them somewhere.

 

PIC-http://picperformance.com/store/scripts/prodView.asp?idProduct=258- $80
HARDRACE-- http://www.buyhardrace.com/bushings.html $75
MUGEN--http://www.jhpusa.com/store/pc/viewPrd.asp?idcategory=386&idproduct=4323 $140


i was unable to find any oem bushing for less then the inlinefour ones, i dont know why either. But inlinefour is charging for some bushing, along with everything else they sell......

 

Thanks. That helps a lot. Which one do you suggest? I might as go with aftermarket right? or will the Hard rubber be too harsh? I do some spirited street driving.

 

Any, haha you cant really go wrong with any of them. Personaly i wouldnt go from mugen, im not a baller.

I have good things about pic/hardrace. Maybe flip a coin?

 

52385-S21-003 is the part number. it is available, it's just in a service bulletin.

 

hmm, no wonder i never saw it. When looking at the diagram the ta and bushing are sold as one.

 

I entered the part#, but it couldn't find anything.