What is the main benefit of replacing suspension bushings?

Replacing worn suspension bushings helps restore proper alignment, improves steering response, and can reduce unwanted noise and vibration. This leads to a more stable and predictable driving experience.

What material are these bushings made from?

These bushings are made from Prothane's polyurethane material. Polyurethane is known for its durability and resistance to wear and tear compared to standard rubber bushings.

Does this kit include all the bushings for the entire car?

This is a 'Total Kit,' meaning it is designed to replace a comprehensive set of suspension bushings. It's recommended to check the specific components included in the kit to ensure it covers all the areas you intend to address.

1992-1996 Honda Prelude Bushing Kit | Prothane

Name: Prothane 92-96 Honda Prelude Total Kit - Red
Brand: Prothane
Price: 196.84 USD
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Prothane 92-96 Honda Prelude Total Kit - Red

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Fits 1992-1996 Honda Prelude. This Prothane total bushing kit replaces worn suspension components for improved handling.

Key Features

Fits 1992-1996 Honda Prelude.
Complete kit replaces multiple suspension bushings.
Constructed from durable polyurethane material.
Red color for a distinct look.
Helps restore suspension performance and handling.

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Fits this vehicle

Honda Prelude 1992-1996

Product Details

If you're looking to refresh the suspension on your 1992-1996 Honda Prelude, this total bushing kit from Prothane is a solid option. It replaces a comprehensive set of the original rubber bushings throughout your car's suspension system. Worn bushings can lead to sloppy handling, poor alignment, and uneven tire wear, so replacing them can make a notable difference in how your Prelude feels on the road.

This kit uses Prothane's polyurethane material, which is known for being more durable and resistant to the elements than stock rubber. Polyurethane bushings offer a firmer ride and can help maintain suspension geometry under load, leading to more responsive steering and better stability. The red color is a nice touch if you like to show off your work under the car.

When you're tackling a job like this, it's a good idea to have a solid plan for pressing out the old bushings and installing the new ones. Many people find it helpful to have a press or a specialized bushing removal tool on hand. It's also a good time to inspect other suspension components like ball joints and tie rod ends while everything is apart.