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00 Civic SiR 05-Mar-2004 07:13 PM

ES Bushing - What to EXPECT
 
I'm thinking about replacing all my bushings with Energy Suspension. By doing this exactly what should I expect? Do I lose my comfort? Exactly what do I gain by doing this modification? I'd like some input from you people that have successfully done this modification.

Thank you

:leafs:

shlammed 05-Mar-2004 07:37 PM

first of all the bushings wont seize up on you like OEM ones will down the road if u do suspension work. second of all, the right will be a lot 'tighter'. They don't allow as much 'play' as oem bushings do.

Brett 05-Mar-2004 08:16 PM

You lose comfort for sure my cars handling is amazing thanks in no small part to the complete set of prothane bushing but a took a very very big hit in rid comfort. If you value handling more then comfort this is the way to go!

00 Civic SiR 05-Mar-2004 08:28 PM

Well, I kinda like both. I guess I'll to leave the stock bushings in. Anyone else have anything to say about this?

imported_JookSingKid 06-Mar-2004 12:07 PM

Do it if you have another car you use as a daily driver.

If you drive this car all the time, I would recommend against it.

It will increase vibration, and you will feel a hair on the road if you drive over one.

imported_BoOsTd 06-Mar-2004 12:53 PM

energy suspension


their website is quite informative, you could start there. :wink:

anything else we can do for yah?:p


Im doing my kit in a few weeks, maybe longer, might wait till better weather so i can drop the car also all at once.

, Ill post my reviews, aswell as a few other board members that are doing it aswel

imported_BoOsTd 06-Mar-2004 01:01 PM


Originally posted by JookSingKid
Do it if you have another car you use as a daily driver.

If you drive this car all the time, I would recommend against it.

It will increase vibration, and you will feel a hair on the road if you drive over one.




:kickass: :yummy:


it definately isnt for grandmas car:D

punkindrublic 06-Mar-2004 02:06 PM

my opinion is that its a major pita to install... ah well shifter bushigns were simple and i'm at one rear lca bushing in now...

Brett 06-Mar-2004 08:36 PM


Originally posted by PunkInDrublic
my opinion is that its a major pita to install... ah well shifter bushigns were simple and i'm at one rear lca bushing in now...
Did you do that big bastard for the trailing arms yet? That thing cost me as much as the rest of the kit!

punkindrublic 06-Mar-2004 08:39 PM

the master kit doesn't include the big trailing arm bushing so i wont be doing it for now anyways.... i got one rear lca done now though... i'm hoping tomorrow afternoon i'll have the rear end done though

Brett 06-Mar-2004 08:41 PM

yeah i got my master seperate hence the cost comment! needed to though the integra rear end needs a different bushing...

punkindrublic 06-Mar-2004 08:43 PM

ya matt had a similar problem since he's using 5th gen trailing arms... both of those bushings on my car look rough though... how much do they run for?

Brett 06-Mar-2004 08:46 PM

A little over 2 bills i think.. When i took my rear suspension apart those bushing were so rotten that the rubber had come off the steel spindle! What really scared me was that mere weeks before it had been crusing on the QEW at 160...


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