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    Rear Trailing Arm bush replacement DC2

    here is the link guys:

    http://home.exetel.com.au/tinkerbell/RTAinstall.html

    pls post questions/comments here...
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    #2
    Geez, forget about doing this one myself.
    I am a lesbian trapped inside a male body

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      #3
      yes, but would cost 300+ if a workshop did it...
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        #4
        How did you know your trailing arm bush is broken ? Did your car make chassis twisting noise when you drive over steep driveways ? Coz mine does that.

        I simply don't have your equipments and even if I buy them I have nowhere to put / store them.
        I am a lesbian trapped inside a male body

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          #5
          was there a noticeable difference?

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            #6
            i knew it was broken becuase the guy at pedders doing my $14 safety check told me so... almost 2yrs ago... so it has taken this long to actually fix it... (yes - i have been circuit racing on broken bushes!!!)

            jase - still waiting on a wheel alignment before i can tell how it feels...

            in my mind it feels better, but that is more due to me swapping on stiffer springs at the same time...
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              #7
              This is also suppose to stop the squirm in the rear under breaks
              ..:: Disciple of the DDang Driving School :: ..
              - Don't rev at me, I get scared -

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                #8
                bloody hell tinkerbell.. i know its too late now but i would have wanted to see more pics.. i cant really see where the item in step 2 is in the photo in step 1..

                i want more pics!!

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                  #9
                  what type of aftermarket bush is that ?
                  Im looking at doing this , but using OEM bushes - quite abit easier as you just push the old one out and push the new one in

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by bennjamin View Post
                    what type of aftermarket bush is that ?
                    Im looking at doing this , but using OEM bushes - quite abit easier as you just push the old one out and push the new one in
                    This guide is pictorial demonstrating how to install Energy Suspension Rear Trailing Arm bushes on a DC2 Integra.
                    where do you get the OEM rubbers from>? AFAIK - you have to buy the RT whole arm...

                    Prothane make replacements push-in ones,

                    but the ES ones cost me $13.25ea so i guess the 8 hours it took to do both sides was reflected in this saving...
                    Last edited by tinkerbell; 25-08-06, 11:16 AM.
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                      #11
                      nice write up, where to buy these replacement bushes from?

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                        #12
                        http://www.suspension.com/acura.htm
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                          #13
                          yeah let us know if you can feel any real difference. cause if there is i'm just gonna fill mine up with good old sikaflex.

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                            #14
                            my RTA bush was busted, so if the difference is not noticable, it will be a shock...
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                              #15
                              BTW - any sydney-siders can borrow my bearing press if required....
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