FS: Polyurethane Bonanza! EF Civic / CRX control arms w/ bushings, INGALLS F/R Camber Kit
First up:
1. Control arms with bushings - $200 shipped obo
from a 1989 CRX Si --
front lower control arms
rear lower control arms
rear compensator arms
rear upper control arms (sorta)
ALL with either energy suspension or prothane polyurethane bushings already installed. I figure there's $100 in bushings in there, with at least $100 in labor to press out the old ones and press in the new ones. When I installed them, I cleaned all the arms off with a wire brush and repainted them with rustoleum. There's still a little rust that's popped through, but the car was originally from california, so it's not bad... they probably look 10x better than your stock arms. I fucked up installation on one of the upper control arm bushings, so the little C ring holding it in is busted and the bushing is sliding out of its sleeve. It can probably be fixed, but definitely replaced. OR you can replaced the rear upper arms with my ingalls camber kit. The bushings have fewer than 1000 miles on them and show no wear other than being dirty.
2. New In Box Ingalls Front / Rear Camber kit w/ poly bushings. - $220 shipped obo
purchased but never installed. not sure what other models this will work for, but i purchased it for my CRX, so I know it's good for EF civics and CRXes.
pics of everything:
1. Control arms with bushings - $200 shipped obo
from a 1989 CRX Si --
front lower control arms
rear lower control arms
rear compensator arms
rear upper control arms (sorta)
ALL with either energy suspension or prothane polyurethane bushings already installed. I figure there's $100 in bushings in there, with at least $100 in labor to press out the old ones and press in the new ones. When I installed them, I cleaned all the arms off with a wire brush and repainted them with rustoleum. There's still a little rust that's popped through, but the car was originally from california, so it's not bad... they probably look 10x better than your stock arms. I fucked up installation on one of the upper control arm bushings, so the little C ring holding it in is busted and the bushing is sliding out of its sleeve. It can probably be fixed, but definitely replaced. OR you can replaced the rear upper arms with my ingalls camber kit. The bushings have fewer than 1000 miles on them and show no wear other than being dirty.
2. New In Box Ingalls Front / Rear Camber kit w/ poly bushings. - $220 shipped obo
purchased but never installed. not sure what other models this will work for, but i purchased it for my CRX, so I know it's good for EF civics and CRXes.
pics of everything:
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LMK if u part them out Im interested in these: rear lower control arms
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by AZTEKEF9 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">let me know... and $$ shipped to 89011?</TD></TR></TABLE>
waiting...
waiting...
PSUCRX - here are the pictures of the screwed up bushing. my camera is really bad at close-ups... i didn't know that until just now. but you can kinda tell what's going on:
so the big metal rod that goes through the whole thing has some grooves around it, and the C-clips lock into that groove and hold the bushing (which is in 2 pieces) in place. well, i consider it sort of a design flaw, but when you're pushing them in, all the pressure is transfered through that damn C-clip... the first one went in easy, but the second one required a lot more pressure, and that C-clip bent all out of shape. so the bushing started working its way out. if you can get a new clip, it's pretty trivial to push the bushing back down and clip it on. here's what it looks like done right:
so the big metal rod that goes through the whole thing has some grooves around it, and the C-clips lock into that groove and hold the bushing (which is in 2 pieces) in place. well, i consider it sort of a design flaw, but when you're pushing them in, all the pressure is transfered through that damn C-clip... the first one went in easy, but the second one required a lot more pressure, and that C-clip bent all out of shape. so the bushing started working its way out. if you can get a new clip, it's pretty trivial to push the bushing back down and clip it on. here's what it looks like done right:
$115 shipped for the fronts only (camber kit).
sale still pending on the control arm set...sorry to keep everyone waiting.
sale still pending on the control arm set...sorry to keep everyone waiting.
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