Whiteline Rear Control Arm Lower Outer Bushing for RSX/Civic

Whiteline Rear Control Arm Lower Outer Bushing for RSX/Civic

The Whiteline Rear Lower Control Arm Outer Bushing Kit is a rear suspension service bushing set that replaces the outer bushing at the rear lower control arm on the listed Acura RSX and Honda Civic applications. This joint locates the outer end of the rear lower control arm at the knuckle side of the suspension, so bushing condition influences how accurately the arm holds rear toe and camber under braking, cornering, and bump loads.

In factory form this position uses a rubber bonded bushing. As mileage and age accumulate, rubber bushings can crack, soften, or separate from the sleeve, allowing additional compliance at the arm to knuckle connection. That added compliance can contribute to alignment drift and inconsistent wheel positioning relative to the chassis.

Whiteline W63595 replaces the original style rubber bushing with Whiteline synthetic elastomer bushings and supplied sleeves. This kit is a replacement bushing set for the original arm, not a control arm assembly and not an alignment correction part. It does not add additional alignment adjustment range by itself.

Key Features

• Position rear lower control arm outer bushing
• Hardware sizing note for vehicles using 14 millimeter bolts at this location
• Kit contents 8 bushings, 4 inner sleeves, grease, installation guide
• Bushing material synthetic elastomer

Compatibility

• Acura RSX 2002 to 2006
• Honda Civic 2001 to 2005 non Si

Selection and Installation

• This is intended for refreshing worn or damaged rear lower control arm outer bushings while retaining the factory control arm and factory suspension geometry.
• Installation typically requires removing the rear lower control arm and pressing bushings in and out. Installer should verify arm condition, bore condition, and correct sleeve orientation during assembly.
• Because rear control arm removal and bushing replacement can affect wheel alignment, a post installation alignment check is recommended.