Does anyone know where and how to install energy suspension shifter bushings for a 96 civic ex coupe?? sorry if this has been asked before, but i did not feel like using the search function and it looks pretty easy..i just need some guidance and i dont feel like paying anyone to do this diy project. Also does n e 1 have these on their cars?? likes/dislikes? will i notice any kind of differences? all help is appreciated. now i need to go back to and :smoker: thanks again!

 

Not to be rude but if you're too lazy to help yourself using the search function then why should anyone else bother to make the effort?

 

cause sometimes the ****** search function is too narrow and if u dont type in exactly what the thread states, it will return absolutely nothing. i just wanted to see if anyone has these and likes/dislikes them and how u install them, it is just a simple question dude. back to topic.

TTT

 

besides, i just used the damn search button and like i predicted it returned nothing in three different forums (tech, newbie, and civic). this is exactly y i posted this.

 

Relax man. I know the search doesnt always return what you want but if you don't even try (and even admit it) then not too many people will want to help. It just makes things easier for everyone.
Wish I couldhelp you on your question though. I've heard a lot of people say that those bushings make a big difference as far as the feeling of the shift.

 

If you have a shop do it it cost alot of money around 500. If you do it your self you need a hydralic 8 ton press to press out the bushing with the right tools. Alot easier if you have that. I personally did it with a manual 3 ton press, blow torch, and a hammer. Pain in the *** and lots and lots of patience needed. End result, the best thing I ever did to my car as far as handling/suspension. All the work worth it.

 

dude all he was asking about was the shifter bushings not the whole suspension. jeez!now you done scared him away.!he probably sent them back already and said screwit.! jack the car up slide underneath it and follow the shifter to the motor . you will see the rubber bushings .takke the whole linkage off the car , it`s easy to do it that way. drop the shifter from under the car and take the old rubbers out hehe. grease the new ones pop em in and tada you done it forrest , you really done it!

 

Damn my bad. Obviously I didnt read the question thoroughly