what will the price be if we are not able to get in on the introductory price?
how hard is the installation aswell?
how hard is the installation aswell?
:facepalm: there's no need for these in the rear as there's no suspension geometry shift due to drive tires pushing/pulling.If you have a noisy suspension then I suggest buying a better suspension or have a mechanic look at it.Rears??
there's something broken in your rear end...it's not the fact that there's rubber bushings there.What are you going to do when you buy some solid bushings and you still have that popping?anddddd rear suspension.
tired of my sh*t always popping out in the hills. even just commuting at decent speeds, the rear is always popping out because of the lovely california roads.
http://http://www.aurorabearing.com/im not asking for solid bushings.
just some new engineering that will make the rear better is all.
aurorabearing.comlink fail?
They are not the same thing.sorry for the noobness.... But if I have the Buddyclub P1 ball joints, is the same thing? thanks in advance.
First batch was a great success! Sold out within 3 weeks and have had outstanding reviews. Will have inventory on hand within 10 days. Introductory pricing of 207 shipped has officially ended and is back to suggested retail pricing of 299 shipped to the continental U.S. Email or PM me for any questions and to reserve them upon completion.
would you happen to know what's involved in changing out the bearing? Is it pretty much the same thing as installing them for the first time?I live in MA where we have just as much sand and salt as you guys and I went with these. The advantage is so huge over the stock bushings that even having to replace the bearing once a year it's worth it. Trust me. When you drive the car after you take those crappy rubber bushings out you will understand. Like I said all you have to do is spray them down with water to clean them off. You can do it at one of those self service car wash bays.
if you sell them lemme know.Mike, I think you forget that what is easy for you is not easy for most of us lol. I don't have access to a press, a lift, years of mechanical experience, nor do I want to do an alignment every year when I take these off if these things did wear out yearly. It's not worth it to me to pay someone to replace stuff yearly, nor is it worth it to me to invest in tools to do it myself. I'm just going to see what my mechanic says, if he puts the kabosh on it, I'll just sell them. Hopefully he looks them over and thinks they'll be ok, but we'll see.
same idea...but you are paying more for what is probably an inferior product with the PW:JDM ones.Whats the difference between these:
Password:JDM Front LCA Spherical Bearing Kit 02-06 RSX / 02-05 Civic Si / 01-05 Civic | Password JDM
and the Full Race ones? If any.
Ge I wunder why:umad:I was right!
I always wondered why noone,especially the chinese supplied companies,have'nt done this yet.Gee, the money pit never ends. Now we need some sexy LCA for the rear like older gens have!
:clapping:These types of things are why I never really come on this site anymore. So many people whining about crap they really shouldn't be whining about and not having real expectations for stuff and just plain not knowing anything.