Bushing refresh /energy polybush kit

Fez

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I have used them in 2 of my previous cars and were fine, both cars felt much better after taking the old bushes out.
I bought a rear set off someone on here for the dc5 but haven't got round to fit them yet.
 

Gaz700

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Excellent...was beginning to wonder of they were too cheap and we're going to be poor quality/fit

Cheers man,mind at rest!
 

Rage_DC5

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I've got the energy suspension set up on mine - and they're great.

Nice to fit, and a massive improvement over the OEM worn bushes 👍🏻

The only thing I've not got energy, is the ARB bushes front and rear, and they're super pro - purely because I couldn't find Energy ones at the time.
 

civic17_99

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I think Hard Race sell a lot of replacement bushes also. Might be worth checking those out too.
 

Bradley

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Weirdly enough I've just been having a look at bush kits for the DC5 myself. I had the energy suspension ones on my EG and they were brilliant completely transformed the car as I had coilovers put on at the same time. But I've been debating getting the hardrace ones this time round, they're a lot more expensive but they arent the same polyurethane material as the energy suspension ones they are a hardened rubber instead.
 

Chewy

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There's a post on the ITR facebook group about these recently.

Mixed reviews on the Energy suspensions ones, mentions of them binding/failing after 12-24 months...Not much mentioned about the Hardrace ones and Super pro seem to be the best performing/longevity but are obviously more expensive.
 

Fez

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Mine were on my civic for about 5 years/70,000 miles and were still fine when i sold them on when i broke it. And thats why i wanted them again on my crx which were good for the 2 years i owned it and are still going now, another 2 years or so later.
 

Indi

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I've heard the energy ones bind badly hence I've opted for Super pro, no brainer for a little extra and peace of mind :)
 
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