The 90-93 Integra kit should be available around end of the year.
We’ve had a few customer who were able to convert our CRX kit to work with their 90-93 Integra by swapping out the following bushings.
Rear Trailing Arm Bushings 90-93 Integra
Advantages of hardrace bushings taken from hardrace.com
Rear LCA Bushings 94-01 Integra GSReinforced Rubber Bushing
Hardness is 150% higher than OE rubber bushings.
Solid steering response and driving suspension feel.
Resist side inclined while cornering at high speed maneuvers.
Made with high strength and anti-crack rubber material.
Viscosity between rubber and metal is about 2000KGS.
[QUOTE=DA_all_day;2300536]thanks for the info. im on the fence about going poly or “rubber” and i think i may not go poly[/QUOTE]I have the energy suspension polyurethane bushings on my DA and have no complaints. The poly bushing require more maintenance than the rubber ones. Mine squeak if I don’t keep them greased. I am doing a full oemish build on the db2 and I am looking for something stiffer than oem rubber, so hardrace fits the bill.
[QUOTE=91akira;2300684]New to hardrace. So there was never a kit for the 90 93? How much will the kit be?[/QUOTE]Never a specific kit for the DA. The honda kits on buyhardrace.com range from $289-$295. Hopefully our kit will be around that range. I am waiting for a reply from them for the approximate price.
Colin: I believe you are right Colin. I didn’t want to risk buying the EF kit and have some bushings not fit correctly
[QUOTE=bonestock;2300847]I have the energy suspension polyurethane bushings on my DA and have no complaints. The poly bushing require more maintenance than the rubber ones. Mine squeak if I don’t keep them greased. I am doing a full oemish build on the db2 and I am looking for something stiffer than oem rubber, so hardrace fits the bill.
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thats the very reason why i dont want them. i dont want to have to maintain anything. i want to be able to install them and be done. this is the problem im having with my other car. theres poly, derlin and oem to choose from. oem im sure would be the most reliable option but im going for performance. spherical is an option but thats a little overkill and i think those need to be maintained too.
99% sure i will be going hardrace or something similar with the da…
Sorry to butt in but, I installed ES poly trailing arm bushings back in march & never once heard a peep out of them you just need to use the hell out of that lube they supply with them on the bushing rod & … slide that ho in. Now with that being said I’m still experiencing side rearend slosh kinda like oversteer so I’m gonna try the spherical ones. Has anyone else experienced this?
maybe the over steer isn’t caused solely by your trailing arm bushings? What’s the rest of your suspension like? Sway bars, spring rates, coil overs etc?
emailed hard race and this is what they had to say
[B][I]"The official kit should be available sometime in the first quarter of 2014.
As of now, a few of our customer were able to mix and match with the bushings we have available to complete a kit for their DA Integra 90-93
The kit is basically a CRX bushing kit with DA trailing arm bushings instead of EG/DC rear trailing arm bushings. Integra 94-01 GSR LS rear lower arm bushings, instead of CRX rear lower arm bushings.
If you are interested mix and matching a kit together, please let us know. And if you would like to confirm the fitment before ordering, please give us the dimension on your factory bushings, and we will match it out with the bushings on our end just to make sure what we have here will work for you."[/I][/B]
at least we have a month now… i would imagine it would be around the same price as the other master kits they have. its probably going to sell out pretty quick. im getting 2 sets.
if anyone cares, i emailed them about a full DA kit. They replied the very next day saying they would have a kit available for us in February. Asked what would be included, and they responded (on christmas)
"Front Tension Rod Bushings
Front LCA Bushings
Front Upper Arm Bushings
Rear Toe Arm Bushings
Rear Upper Arm Bushings
Rear Trailing Arm Bushings
Rear Lower Arm Bushings"
