Trailing Arm/Trailing Arm Bushings

[G. Wiffington]

So, I didn't find too much information on replacing the Trailing Arm bushings. I see that it is a ridiculous amount of money to buy the whole new Trailing Arm from Honda but, I just wanted to replace the Bushings. Anybody have any good DIY's also, what specific company supplies the best Trailing Arm Bushings?

[SedanTom]

http://www.buyhardrace.com/product/h...ccord_208.html
These are harden rubber bushings, about 50% stiffer than OEM, this website says its for 94-97, but the actual Hardrace site specifies them being able to be used on 4th gens as well, I would contact them just to make sure though.

[Rilas]

In all the searching I did a few years ago, the HardRace are the only replacement bushings for the trailing arms. After removing a set of the small bushings from a spare trailing arm, I found out that you can't buy replacements for them.

[G. Wiffington]

@SedanTom Thanks man, I have seen other people asking about how fix the Trailing Arm but not much information. Deff tryina' grab those bushings you recommended. Tired of feeling my rear swaying when I hit bumps sometimes.

[Granite CB7]

If you look on eBay, you'll also find bushings by Roca and Febest, but I cannot comment on the quality of them. I myself have the Hardrace ones, they've held up great, they prob have 100K+ miles on them. Make sure you copy the exact positioning of the stock bushings and be sure to tighten the through bolt when that corner is at ride height aka setting the bushing. Rubber bushings go to junk when the rubber is permanently twisted all the time.

[G. Wiffington]

Thanks for the help guys, I appreciate it!

[masospaghetti]

I bought some ball joint boots from Febest and they appeared to be very high quality. Made in Germany I think. No idea if their bushings are the same way.