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Old 01-10-2003, 11:22 PM
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Got my shocks/struts and springs so what else do I need?
I have my shocks and springs, neuspeed sport and kyb agx's, now im ready to put them on my car. I just need to make sure that I have every thing I need to install these. So is their anything I should get like some new bushings or anything while im at it? By the way its for a 95 civic ex 4dr.:flash:
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I'd say replace some of your suspension bushings, since the car is old and the oem bushings have got to be shot by now
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hey, post a pic after you dropped your car, yeah?
I also have a 95 civic 4dr, so i want to see how it looks!
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how much do bushings all around cost?
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I had to replace a bushing in my control arm, I bought the bushing from Honda and it cost about $22 after tax. I imagine if you wanted urethane they would be more. BTW, if you're gonna change the bushings and dont have a puller yet, get one. oi
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Sometimes the bushing will be hard to get out. You wil need a hydrulic press (on some bushings) to get them out and in.
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I will agree and say get a full bushing kit about $130 (least for my EF) And get a camber kit and enjoy
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