Different Trailing Arms...
 

I am confronted with a delema... I pulled a set of trailing arms off an Integra and it turns out one of them is from a 90-93 Integra, the other is from a 94-00 Integra. From what I can tell the only difference is the rear trailing arm bushing size, one is larger then the other. I am still worried though that using two different trailing arms could be dangerous, or cause unwanted problems. The calipers, rotors, genearl size and shape are the same. The 90-93 trailing arm is a little wider where the trailing arm bushing fits into. Other then that they are the same. How bad would it be to use this setup?

RE: Different Trailing Arms...
 

Most suspension components carried over from the second to third gen. Integra. You should be fine.

RE: Different Trailing Arms...
 

if the larger bushing is only on the strut mounting location then as long as you got some aftermarket struts if they fit over the bushings then i wouldnt worry about it....just be sure to use some washers to compensate for the smaller bushings...

i know on my 99civic the rear LCAs have a smaller bushing than on my 94civic, but the struts i had for it where universal between 92-00civics that just used two thick washers between the strut and bushing on each side. worked great.

RE: Different Trailing Arms...
 

Great idea Addiction, thanks guys. I was worried the car might pull or something.