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Car Forum / Honda Cars / August 2005Integra rear trailing arm bushing part number
I'm posting this in case anyone Googles for this in the future. The part number is 52385-SK7-N02 This is the big main bushing for the '90-'93 Integra. It is the same for right or left and presses into the existing trailing arm. It cost me about $75 Cdn each, versus over $300 for the whole trailing arm itself (which contains the bushing). That part itself does not come up on the dealer's software, but the NUMBER is identified as "bushing, right rear". The number may also not come up in on-line parts searches. This unit may have been produced as part of a recall similar to that issued for contemporary Civics. The "SK7" portion of the part number identifies the part as being specific to the '90-'93 Integra. The '94-'97 Integra is "ST7", so this bushing may not fit that model.  SignatureTeGGeR® The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ www.tegger.com/hondafaq/ Interesting, I was told the '90 Integra bushings were a bastard size all unto themselves... TeGGeR, have you actually test fit this bushing to a '90 Integra? Cheers, Tom > I'm posting this in case anyone Googles for this in the future. The part > number is [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ > www.tegger.com/hondafaq/ -- Tp, -------- __o ----- -\<. -------- __o --- ( )/ ( ) ---- -\<. -------------------- ( )/ ( ) ----------------------------------------- No Lawsuit Ever Fixed A Moron... > Interesting, I was told the '90 Integra bushings were a bastard size all unto > themselves... not sure if there's anything different about the 90 specifically, but for all others, i can confirm that they're not. i have civic and integra bushings and they're identical sizes. > TeGGeR, have you actually test fit this bushing to a '90 Integra? > [quoted text clipped - 34 lines] > > No Lawsuit Ever Fixed A Moron... > > Interesting, I was told the '90 Integra bushings were a bastard size all unto > > themselves... > > not sure if there's anything different about the 90 specifically, but > for all others, i can confirm that they're not. i have civic and > integra bushings and they're identical sizes. I have not actually measured the bushing diameter (or other dimensions for that matter), of the trailing arms. But for sure the part numbers for the trailing arm assemblies are different between '90 and '91. And, as I said before; I was told the bushing diameters are the difference. Anyone know this for sure? > > TeGGeR, have you actually test fit this bushing to a '90 Integra? > > [quoted text clipped - 34 lines] > > > > No Lawsuit Ever Fixed A Moron... -- Tp, -------- __o ----- -\<. -------- __o --- ( )/ ( ) ---- -\<. -------------------- ( )/ ( ) ----------------------------------------- No Lawsuit Ever Fixed A Moron... >>>Interesting, I was told the '90 Integra bushings were a bastard size all unto >>>themselves... [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Anyone know this for sure? i doubt it's a size difference, but i /do/ know there is a configuration difference between civic & integra, and between different years on civic. the original old civics had "thin" member top & bottom, & a largeish "padded gap" front & rear. later civics have much thicker rubber top & bottom & much less of a gap front & rear. some integras have bushings with metal inserts embedded in the gapped area padding. i sent tegger some pics of some old style 89 civic & some 97 integra bushings. we should collect this info & correlate it to part #'s because this bushing is probably the most handling critical component on the whole vehicle in any of these series civic & integra and it would be good to know the options on what's available. >>>TeGGeR, have you actually test fit this bushing to a '90 Integra? >>> [quoted text clipped - 45 lines] > > No Lawsuit Ever Fixed A Moron... |
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