ES Bushing Install
07-07-2006, 02:48 AM
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Re: ES Bushing Install
The reason I decided to use the ES bushing instead of the OEM one is that I felt that the OEM allowed to much alignment changes during extreme driving. I run mountain a lot and I feel safer having a predictable car. That being said I have not experienced any abnormal wear on any of the ES parts. I have heard claims of premature failure of these bushings but have not experienced any myself. BTW when I first purchased my Prelude new back in 2001 that weekend I swapped the bushings and loved them. I recently crashed the Prelude due to oil on the road so my EG6 will get a turbo H22 instead of the all motor B18C1 sitting in my room, It will also get the ES bushing treatment.
07-07-2006, 03:29 AM
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Re: ES Bushing Install
Originally Posted by Loserkidwac
Yea i think i am just going to take them somewhere to have the old bushings pressed out
Andy did you get your car back??
Andy did you get your car back??
------- retard ******** cut the engine harness just to remove the injector resistor box instead of taking 2 seconds to unplug it and the ignition is fucked up so its a total loss.
07-07-2006, 02:41 PM
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Re: ES Bushing Install
You hate theives? Imagine how I feel. I can't even drive a stock integra to work without someone stealing it. I don't know what to do Matt. I'm still rocking the 95' Buick Regal. It sucks, I miss driving my hondas, but I don't think I'm supposed to own one. Nothing but bad luck with theives. Maybe I should go back to driving muscle cars like I used to. Nobody fucked with my camaro or mustang and they were both high 13 sec. cars on slicks with next to nothing done to them. I'm really not a fan of gm at all but I wish I still had my camaro. That was a fun car, probably should have never sold it. I sold it for a honda that got stolen. 
I'm trying to figure out why I traded a 300 hp, rwd, 6 spd, that got 24 mpg. hwy for a fwd thief magnet. I almost wish I just didn't like hondas but I do and I still want one. 
I'm trying to figure out why I traded a 300 hp, rwd, 6 spd, that got 24 mpg. hwy for a fwd thief magnet. I almost wish I just didn't like hondas but I do and I still want one.
07-07-2006, 04:14 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2004
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Re: ES Bushing Install
Yea i never got into domestics but RWD>FWD I don't know what to tell you I guess i never were where you are but i'd suggest a really good alarm system for whatever you get...maybe wiht missle launchers and machine guns 
But seriously look at one with a tracking ps kind of deal probabaly would be worth the money...I am looking into some for my rex soon
But seriously look at one with a tracking ps kind of deal probabaly would be worth the money...I am looking into some for my rex soon
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