Energy Suspension Master Bushing Kit for 90-93 Integra

Energy Suspension Master Bushing Kit for 90-93 Integra

This is the do-it-all bushing kit for the DA Integra. Instead of replacing one tired bushing at a time, the master set hits every major suspension and chassis bushing on the car in one shot with polyurethane. On a 30-plus-year-old Integra running original rubber, this is how you take a car that feels loose, vague, and rattly and make the whole chassis feel tight and connected again.

The factory rubber bushings have spent decades cracking, sagging, and compressing, which is why the front end wanders, the rear feels imprecise, and the car clunks over bumps. Energy's Hyper-Flex polyurethane replaces all of it and holds your suspension geometry where it's supposed to be. Steering gets sharper and more immediate, the car tracks straight under braking, and it holds an alignment far better than worn rubber ever could. Poly also shrugs off the oil, water, and road grime that destroyed the originals, so this is a job you do once and forget about.

What's in the kit

This covers basically the whole car. Some pieces apply only to certain configurations, the kit is built so you install what fits your Integra.

The honest tradeoff: more feedback, not less

One thing to be straight about, since some listings get this backwards: polyurethane does not make the car quieter or smoother. It's firmer than rubber, so you'll feel and hear more of the road than you did on fresh stock bushings. On a lightweight driver's car like the DA, that extra connectedness is the whole point. But if you're after a plush daily, go in knowing the ride gets firmer and a bit louder. Most people doing a full poly refresh on an Integra want exactly that.

This is a real job. Every bushing has to be pressed out and pressed in, and you're touching control arms, shocks, strut rods, the rack, and more, so plan on a serious weekend with a press or a chunk of shop time. Use plenty of the included Formula 5 grease on every bushing, that's the single biggest thing that keeps poly quiet and stops the squeak these are known for. Red and black are the same hardness, the black is graphite-impregnated to be slightly more self-lubricating while red is purely a color choice. Confirm your car is a 90-93 Integra before ordering, since the 94-01 (DC2) uses a different kit.