Superpro Rear Trailing Arm Lower-Front Bushing Kit

1994 Acura Integra

Part #: SPF3495K

Overview

The SuperPro Rear Trailing Arm Lower-Front Bushing Kit is designed to restore and improve the handling and stability of your 1994 Acura Integra. Over time, worn or degraded rubber bushings in the rear trailing arm can lead to compromised wheel alignment, uneven tire wear, and less precise handling. This kit provides a direct replacement solution that helps maintain the correct suspension geometry, ensuring your vehicle responds accurately to driver inputs and maintains optimal contact with the road surface.

Ideal for enthusiasts, daily drivers, and those seeking to enhance their vehicle's handling characteristics, this bushing kit offers a cost-effective way to upgrade your suspension components. Whether you're restoring your Integra or looking to improve its performance, SuperPro's bushings help support consistent alignment and better overall ride quality.

Key Features

SuperPro's Rear Trailing Arm Lower-Front Bushing Kit incorporates advanced materials and engineering to deliver superior durability and performance. The bushings are made from high-quality polyurethane, which offers a significant upgrade over factory rubber by providing increased stiffness and resistance to wear, heat, and environmental factors. This results in more precise suspension movement and improved handling response.

• Constructed from durable polyurethane for long-lasting performance and resistance to deterioration
• Designed to restore factory suspension geometry, enhancing handling and tire life
• Engineered to reduce unwanted suspension movement, resulting in more predictable steering and cornering
• Easy to install with direct-fit design, requiring no modifications or special tools
• Suitable for street use, spirited driving, and track days, providing a balanced upgrade for everyday driving and performance
• Resistant to oil, grease, and other automotive fluids, ensuring longevity in demanding conditions
• Manufactured by SuperPro, a trusted name in suspension bushings and control arm components

Construction & Design

The SuperPro Rear Trailing Arm Lower-Front Bushing Kit features a one-piece polyurethane bushing design that replaces the factory rubber components. The bushings are precisely molded to match OEM specifications, ensuring a perfect fit and seamless installation. The high-quality polyurethane material provides a stiffer, more responsive suspension feel while maintaining durability and resistance to harsh conditions.

The design minimizes deflection and unwanted movement in the rear suspension, which translates to improved handling, better steering feedback, and more consistent tire contact with the road. The bushings are engineered with a focus on longevity, resisting cracking, tearing, and deformation over time, even under aggressive driving conditions.

Installation & Fitment

The SuperPro Rear Trailing Arm Lower-Front Bushing Kit is designed for straightforward installation, typically involving removal of the rear trailing arm from the vehicle. The bushings are a direct replacement for the factory components, requiring no additional modifications or specialized tools. Basic suspension knowledge and standard hand tools are sufficient for installation. No cutting, drilling, or tuning is necessary, making this an accessible upgrade for DIY enthusiasts and professional mechanics alike.

• Direct-fit replacement for 1994 Acura Integra rear trailing arm bushings
• Installation typically involves removing the rear suspension components and pressing out the old bushings
• Can be installed with common hand tools and a bushing press or hydraulic press
• Complete the upgrade in a few hours with proper safety precautions

What's Included

• SuperPro Rear Trailing Arm Lower-Front Bushing Kit (SPF3495K)
• Installation instructions

Ideal For

• Owners restoring or maintaining their Acura Integra
• Performance enthusiasts seeking improved handling and stability
• Daily drivers wanting longer-lasting suspension components
• Track day participants aiming for more precise suspension response