Hardrace Front Stabilizer Bushing – Honda Integra
€31.07
2 PCS/SET
Location: Front/23mm
In stock (can be backordered)
Hardrace Front Stabilizer Bushing – Honda Integra
Product Overview
The front stabilizer bar (sway bar) is your vehicle’s primary mechanical defense against lateral weight transfer during hard cornering. However, factory stabilizer bushings are soft rubber components that compress and distort under heavy cornering loads. This structural flexing causes an “elastic lag”—a momentary delay where your car leans over before the sway bar actually begins to twist and do its job.
The Hardrace Front Stabilizer Bushing kit replaces those squishy factory mounts with a high-rigidity engineering solution. Available at JDMaster.net, these uprated bushings clamp the stabilizer bar firmly to the subframe, ensuring that the instant your chassis initiates a steering input, your sway bar executes immediate torsional resistance to keep the front end flat and pinned to the apex.
Key Features & Benefits
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Advanced Thermoplastic Matrix: Constructed from a cutting-edge high-density thermoplastic compound. This premium material bridges the gap between harsh solid plastics and soft rubber, resisting binding while eliminating physical deflection.
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Anti-Cracking Longevity: Unlike standard polyurethane upgrades that dry out, split, or crumble under heavy track cycles, Hardrace’s proprietary material handles continuous multi-axis loads without losing its structural integrity.
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Total Fluid and Chemical Resistance: Formulated to be completely immune to degradation from engine oil, power steering fluid, road salt, ozone, and harsh ambient track heat.
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Self-Lubricating Internal Lining: Formulated with self-lubricating synthetic chemical properties that minimize internal stiction (static friction), ensuring silent operation without the constant squeaking associated with ordinary aftermarket poly bushings.
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Sharper Steering Off-Center Feel: Eliminates the loose “dead zone” at the center of your steering rack, routing front tire slip angles directly back through your hands.
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Bolt-On Design: Precision-molded to match factory shell geometry perfectly, fitting right into your original front subframe D-brackets without requiring any drilling or custom brackets.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
| Brand | Hardrace |
| Product Type | High-Performance Front Stabilizer Bar D-Bushings |
| Material Base | High-Hardness Proprietary Thermoplastic Compound |
| Quantity in Set | 2 Pieces / Complete Front Axle Set (Left and Right Mounts) |
| Lubrication Profile | Pre-Formulated Self-Lubricating / Maintenance-Free |
| Installation Layout | Direct Press-Fit Into Factory OEM Chassis D-Clamps |
| Performance Gain | Sharper Turn-In, Reduced Body Roll, Instant Sway Bar Activation |
Applications
Stabilizer bars vary significantly by generation, trim level, and domestic market. Hardrace manufactures specific variations tailored perfectly to the precise outer diameter (OD) of your front sway bar layout. Ensure you match your platform to the matching Hardrace SKU:
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Honda Integra 3rd Gen (1994–2001 DC2/DB8 Chassis): Available in specialized sizes to accommodate Base/VTI-R/GSi applications (such as SKU 6326 for 24mm configurations) as well as dedicated Type R track profiles.
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Honda Integra 4th Gen (2001–2006 DC5 Chassis): Tailored variants engineered specifically to match the 23mm independent front infrastructure found on the DC5 Type R, Type S, and RSX platforms (SKU 7449).
The Mechanical Advantage: Instantaneous Torsional Resistance
When you pitch a sport compact into a corner, kinetic energy forces the vehicle body to roll outward. The stabilizer bar counteracts this by transferring the upward force from the outer wheel over to the inner wheel, keeping the vehicle level. However, if the stabilizer bar is sitting in soft rubber bushings, that energy is first spent squeezing the rubber flat inside its metal clamp.
On track or during tight canyon switchbacks, this material distortion leads to imprecise front tracking. The car feels lazy on initial turn-in, and trying to change directions rapidly through a slalom sets up an unsettling rocking motion.
The Hardrace Thermoplastic Bushing resolves this structural weak point. Because the material does not give way under compressive stress, your sway bar begins to twist the absolute millisecond your outer control arm rises. By removing the play in the link, your front suspension tracks through corners with uniform precision, drastically stabilizing your alignment track and providing flat, reliable mechanical grip.
Professional Subframe Access & Installation at JDMaster
Get it Fitted by the Specialists: On many Honda Integra configurations, accessing the front stabilizer bushing clamps requires safely lowering or loosening sections of the front subframe assembly. Working in this tight space can easily lead to crossed subframe bolts, uneven bushing seat pressure, or misalignment of the bar itself—which binds up the suspension layout.
Protect your tracking performance and book your installation at the JDMaster.net workshop. Our skilled alignment and suspension technicians will handle the subframe clearance properly, mount your new Hardrace thermoplastic units with clean seating geometry, torque all chassis fasteners to factory specs under load, and verify your front-end tracking integrity.
Warranty
The warranty on Hardrace products depends on the type of product, with a minimum warranty period of 2 years. This warranty does not cover damage caused by a car crash, improper use, negligence or normal wear and tear.
Warranty by product type
| Rubber bushes | 5 years |
| Spherical bushes | 2 years |
| Adjustable arms with rubber inserts | 5 years |
| Adjustable arms with spherical inserts | 2 years |
| Engine mounts | 5 years |
| Sway bars | Lifetime warranty |
| Bushes and endlinks | 5 years |
| Billet inserts | Lifetime warranty |
| Chassis brace | Lifetime warranty |
| Ball joints/tie rods | 2 years |
| Weight | 0.121 kg |
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| Dimensions | 18 × 10.5 × 8.8 cm |
| pa_fitments | Honda Integra DC5 Type R 2002-2006 |







