I need to redo my front sway bar bushings. There smashed the bolts/nuts
are all rusty etc. Where Can I find a rebuild kit. Or an ES or Equivilent..

Ive seen some at various sites. But they list all diff sizes and part #s for CRX's and im not sure which to get. I have an 89 CRX Si. Any help would be
greatly apreciated. I have searched and havent found any solid data.

Thanks in Advance,

 

suspension.com

 

^ Ditto, good place.

Last time I was on their site, the ES listings show 17, 18 and 19mm.

OEM front thickness is 18mm, well it is on my 91 CRX-Si. Every Si I've seen (various) support this with one exception, someone I trust has told me theirs was actually different, and a caliper confirmed it. If you have a caliper you could double check yourself. Also, Honda typically casts the swaybar thickness into the side of the swaybar bushing (the D shaped one, not the endlinks).

17mm should be for the HF, 19mm is for the Wagon.

So, assuming you are stock, I'd think you need:
"Front Sway Bar Frame Bushings (pair)" 16-5110
and
"Front End Links (pair)" 16-8104

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by XrcR6 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">^ Ditto, good place.

Last time I was on their site, the ES listings show 17, 18 and 19mm.

OEM front thickness is 18mm, well it is on my 91 CRX-Si. Every Si I've seen (various) support this with one exception, someone I trust has told me theirs was actually different, and a caliper confirmed it. If you have a caliper you could double check yourself. Also, Honda typically casts the swaybar thickness into the side of the swaybar bushing (the D shaped one, not the endlinks).

17mm should be for the HF, 19mm is for the Wagon.

So, assuming you are stock, I'd think you need:
"Front Sway Bar Frame Bushings (pair)" 16-5110
and
"Front End Links (pair)" 16-8104</TD></TR></TABLE>

Awesome yeah this is a stock 89 Si with stock sway bar. Im just looking to
replace the bushings in the sway bar for now.

 

i replaced all of my bushings with the bushing set by "Energy Suspension." it is pretty extensive and covers pretty much everything, even the trailing arm.

 

H&R offers the best sway bar bushings.

 

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Nice.. What about the round ones that go in the end links I need those too.. I need all the bushings for the front sway bar.

 

blah, tyson dont read well. sorry. the front bushings are available thru ES or OEM, those arent a big deal.

 

You can use the Energy Suspension ones Like I did. Check their online catalog. The parts are available from both Summit and Ultra Performance.