rear swaybar bushings?

[Sabz5150]

Do such things exist in urethane? I wanna start on making my car's rear as tight as the rest of 'er. Any suggestions?

[Sabz5150]

AAAAAHHHHH CRAP! Somebody move this to suspension.

(pours more caffeine)

[k-roy]

Haha, I would if I could.

I found a local shop once that did custom urethane. Or you could try this:

Originally posted by Prothane
Prothane Motion Control(www.prothane.com) is considering developing new polyurethane bushings for 86-89 Accords and needs your help! We are looking for someone who can provide us with spare parts for research and development such as control arms, strut rods, sway bar bushings and brackets, etc. You will recieve all available kits for your vehicle once available, free of charge. If interested please contact me at [email protected].

thank you,

Chris Miller
Product Development
Prothane Motion Control

[StUpiD8000]

ya a locol shop and some people here found that some from other cars fit. Not sure what ones tho.


.............hey Kroy, "ohio sucks" is mine, and Im from Ohio!!
j/k

[k-roy]

Originally posted by StUpiD8000
hey "ohio sucks" is mine, and Im from Ohio!!

I put in my 15 years in that road salt infested state. Luckily I was not born there and I will not die there, unless the "sniper" gets me on I270 in a few weeks.

[StUpiD8000]

ya thats not that for from me.....o no

[k-roy]

Hey we should have a Mini meet in a few weeks. I'll be in Reynoldsburg over new years.

[StUpiD8000]

maybe, Im in Lexington\Mansfield....50miles+\-... it be nice to meet somone here.....and lets stop whoring his thread....lol

[danronian]

Just go to the j/y, get some spare bushings, and then take them to a parts store that has the bushings on the shelf and match them up. That is what I am planning on doing as soon as x-mas shopping is all over.