What is the main benefit of using polyurethane bushings over rubber?

Polyurethane bushings are more rigid than rubber, which means they resist deformation better under load. This results in less suspension flex, leading to improved steering response and a more connected feel to the road.

Does this kit include all the bushings needed for the suspension?

Yes, this is a 'Total Kit' designed to replace all the stock rubber suspension bushings on your 1990-1993 Acura Integra. It covers the major pivot points and suspension arms.

What color are the bushings in this kit?

The bushings in this specific kit are red. Prothane also offers these kits in other colors, but this part number is for the red version.

1990-1993 Acura Integra Bushing Kit

Name: Prothane 90-93 Acura Integra Total Kit - Red
Brand: Prothane
SKU: prothane-prothane-90-93-acura-integra-total-kit-red-t14-100880
Price: 229.99 USD
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Prothane 90-93 Acura Integra Total Kit - Red

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Fits 1990-1993 Acura Integra. This Prothane Total Kit replaces worn suspension bushings with durable polyurethane for improved handling.

Key Features

Fits 1990-1993 Acura Integra.
Complete kit replaces all stock suspension bushings.
Made from durable red polyurethane for improved suspension performance.
Helps restore steering feel and reduce suspension flex.
Prothane is a well-known brand for suspension components.

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Product Details

Prothane is known for making solid polyurethane suspension components, and this Total Kit for your 1990-1993 Acura Integra is no exception. Over time, the rubber bushings in your suspension wear out, leading to sloppy handling, vague steering, and sometimes even clunking noises. Replacing them with a full set of Prothane polyurethane bushings can make a big difference in how your car feels on the road.

This kit includes all the necessary polyurethane bushings to replace the stock rubber ones throughout your Integra's suspension system. Polyurethane is a well-built material that holds its shape better than rubber, which means less flex in your suspension components. This translates to a more direct feel from the steering wheel and a more stable ride, especially when you're cornering. The red color is a nice touch if you like to show off your suspension work.

When you're tackling a job like this, it's a good idea to have a plan for removing the old bushings, as they can sometimes be stubborn. Having a good set of sockets and a pry bar will be helpful. Once installed, you should notice a much more connected feel to your car's chassis.