End Link Bushings
01-22-2012, 11:32 AM
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End Link Bushings
Has any one here ever changed there end link bushings? I know energy makes some polyurethane ones but I am not sure what size fits an 05 base, auto tl. I would just get some oem ones but since I am dropped, I don't want them to go bad again. Thanks.
01-22-2012, 02:01 PM
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I changed my rear endlinks on my 07 accord to tl type s ones, but never did bushing swaps. I do have energy suspension sway bar bushings and I can confidently say that those are very nice
01-22-2012, 03:51 PM
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I replaced my rear TL-S ones with accord ones lol because the dealer could order them and pretty sure part numbers were same. Could be wrong there.
My stockers were salted up when I swapped to Progress RSB. And I am on H&R springs as well.
My stockers were salted up when I swapped to Progress RSB. And I am on H&R springs as well.
01-22-2012, 04:07 PM
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Thanks for the replys. I changed the front sway bar bushings with energy ones. I am also running a progress rear sway bar with the bushings it came with. The problem I have is with my front end links. I can hear them when I hit bumps. I want to change all four, but I really want something stronger then the oem ones. These New York streets are unforgiving.
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01-22-2012, 10:05 PM
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End links make a knocking sound, bushings squeak unless they're super worn then they will knock. I would make sure one of the front ones are not loose first.
The first post is a bit confusing. Are you talking about bushings or end links in that post? Different model/year TLs used different endlinks and bushing sizes.
Lots of threads on replacing end links.
The first post is a bit confusing. Are you talking about bushings or end links in that post? Different model/year TLs used different endlinks and bushing sizes.
Lots of threads on replacing end links.
01-23-2012, 09:36 AM
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End links make a knocking sound, bushings squeak unless they're super worn then they will knock. I would make sure one of the front ones are not loose first.
The first post is a bit confusing. Are you talking about bushings or end links in that post? Different model/year TLs used different endlinks and bushing sizes.
Lots of threads on replacing end links.
The first post is a bit confusing. Are you talking about bushings or end links in that post? Different model/year TLs used different endlinks and bushing sizes.
Lots of threads on replacing end links.
01-23-2012, 10:00 AM
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This is an OE Honda/Acura style End-Link:
No replacable bushing. I've never heard of anyone replacing and "End-Link Bushing" with an Energy Suspension product.
The "upgrade" for the OE Honda/Acura End-Links are Moog End-Links. Similar to this style (which also has no replaceable bushing):
No replacable bushing. I've never heard of anyone replacing and "End-Link Bushing" with an Energy Suspension product.
The "upgrade" for the OE Honda/Acura End-Links are Moog End-Links. Similar to this style (which also has no replaceable bushing):
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01-23-2012, 10:53 AM
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There is no bushings on TL end-links. They are just ball joints with rubber boots to hold grease inside. The only sway-bar bushings on the TL are the ones that hold the bar to the chassis.
01-23-2012, 12:51 PM
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01-24-2012, 05:41 PM
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01-31-2012, 06:17 PM
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Except for the beefier Type-S fronts, you can get all those at Honda for a little cheaper.
01-31-2012, 07:25 PM
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07-08 are 12mm. 04-06 are 10mm. You need the base Evan. Im getting the type S cuz i got the Type S FSB. I need to drill out the hole on the control arm to fit them.
Parts list for Type S with the 4 nuts.
Nuts(X4) 94050-12080
R 51320-SEP-A01
L 51321-SEP-A01
Parts list for Type S with the 4 nuts.
Nuts(X4) 94050-12080
R 51320-SEP-A01
L 51321-SEP-A01
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