Who makes the best performance bushing kit?
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I was pretty happy with my ES kit. Summit racing is probaby the cheapest place to get them. If I remeber correctly the prothane kit is more expensive, and may include more. you will have to get your sway bar bushings seperately, but the ES one I bought fit right into the stock bracket. (which is good cause I use that for my jackstands.)
If you live in the northern half of the states or your integra has more than 50K on it, I would say it isn't possible to change your control arm bushings without a press. A 20 ton press struggled to get mine out.
If you live in the northern half of the states or your integra has more than 50K on it, I would say it isn't possible to change your control arm bushings without a press. A 20 ton press struggled to get mine out.
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I was pretty happy with my ES kit. Summit racing is probaby the cheapest place to get them. If I remeber correctly the prothane kit is more expensive, and may include more. you will have to get your sway bar bushings seperately, but the ES one I bought fit right into the stock bracket. (which is good cause I use that for my jackstands.)
If you live in the northern half of the states or your integra has more than 50K on it, I would say it isn't possible to change your control arm bushings without a press. A 20 ton press struggled to get mine out.
If you live in the northern half of the states or your integra has more than 50K on it, I would say it isn't possible to change your control arm bushings without a press. A 20 ton press struggled to get mine out.