95 CIVIC gets new sway bar and end link bushings
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- In this video I replace the old sway bar and end link bushings with new polyurethane ones. This is the first of at least 2 videos involving replacing the bushings on the front end. I will also be replacing all the control arm and shock mount bushings.
Check out the other work I have done to my EJ1 in the playlist.
• Junk yard to engine st...
Links to all the bushings I will be installing.
Sway bar bushings: ebay.us/Y1OJaf
Control all bushings: ebay.us/VZ5gso
Shock mount bushings: ebay.us/DylClz
#civic #bushings #ej1
Under appreciated content. Clean angles, sizes included. And no big cuts. Good job and thanks been watching alot of these videos you made for my suspension rebuild bro its getting me through it easy👍🏽
I REALLY appreciate that! I'm glad they were helpful. I love this stuff. But most people in my life have no interest in it. So comments like yours mean a lot to me. It's like I'm not alone when I'm in the garage working. Good luck with your car!
@@MaqsVids thank you man it's really came along way. Keep up the content bro alot of us younger people need your knowledge and are happy to watch and keep ya company
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GREAT Video! I have to replace my Endlinks on my Del Sol and this video perfectly illustrated the process. Thank you!
7:34 I snap the cap bolt head off on my anti sway bar bracket. It’s the rear bolt on the passenger side. On my 2000 civic, it doesn’t have a stud. It has x2, 12mm cap bolts…
I’ve been using an extractor set to try to remove it but no luck.
I’m glad yours came off easy!
I recommend using a penetrating oil 24 hours before removing bolts, especially if the car comes from the rust belt..
PS-I broke it before I watched the video, and I’m not blaming anyone but myself! 😊
I’ve actually been searching for a solution, and this is absolutely genius. Thanks!
Heck yeah!! You are very welcome.
@@MaqsVids the civic has been sitting on stands for a week lmao😭
Always appreciate the content. Wheel setup looks great! Looking forward to the bushing update
Thanks for this video! I'm gonna tackle this on my ej8 this weekend, along with shifter stabilizer bushings
You are very welcome! And, Good luck.
Nice video! Best one out I'm my opinion! Definitely answered a lot of my questions
Thanks!! And I'm glad it was helpful.
Props for very chill video. Keep up good job!
Thanks man!!! If you're out working on something, good luck with it!!!
@@MaqsVids NP. I am looking to replace destroyed OEM rubber bushings and stumbled on your video. Very nicely presented.
FYI those sawbar bushing brackets have an arrow and the letters FR on the top side of the bracket to let you know witch way to install it. Arrow to the front
Great video
Nice videos! Keep up the good work sir.
Thanks! I'll do my best. I just wish I had more time to make them
Can't quite get through to purchase the parts don't know where to begin and the links are old
Nice job on installing. Would like to hear about the results in performance vs the old rubber bushings.
There is noticable difference. Mostly entering turns. I'll talk more about it in the next video.
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I just installed more bushings too. I'll be done with that video soon.
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Great vid bro. Is there a big difference at all?
It's subtle but noticeable. I will talk about it more in the next video.
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Does it require to disconnect the exhaust and shifter linkages if you were to install a sway bar from scratch (like your car didn't come up equipped with one, you add it from another car)? Thanks
Hey! I am not sure. I have not done it (yet ;) ) But, based on my car, it seems like I would have to remove the exhaust and linkages. If you are about to do it, Good luck!
Thanks! Could use some. Thanks for your response, have a good one!
Just installed it, turned out to be not as hard as I feared, with a little luck the bolts should come off easily. Thanks again, cheers!
@@louishat awesome! Do you notice a difference?
Subtle, not huge, but yes definitely👌
would you need to remove this when replacing the lower control arm on a civic like this or no?
Hi! You will have to disconnect the arm it is attached to. But you shouldn't have to remove the end links. Good luck
@@MaqsVids cool, thanks for response
Are those buddy club rims?
I can't remember what kind they are but they were a brand that I'd never heard of.