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3 posts · Joined 2024 #1 · Jan 18, 2026 I know it’s a pain, but does anyone have a full list of hardware or part numbers for all the bolts on the tear end? 1995 LS hatch.

I’m doing trailing arm bushings, toe links, camber arms, control arms, coilovers, sway bar and end links, and a subframe brace all at once. I know a lot of the old stuff is notorious for snapping so part of me just wants to buy all new hardware in advance.
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5,109 posts · Joined 2006 #2 · Jan 19, 2026 Google an online Honda/Acura parts catalog for the Integra. You can get your list from there.
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827 posts · Joined 2004 #3 · Feb 11, 2026 I recently bought a lot of bolts and nuts from restotuner.com. So far I've only replaced parts on the interior and engine bay, but I have a lot of the suspension bolts ready to go for when I jack the car up. They should have a lot of what you listed.
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3 posts · Joined 2008 #4 · 7d ago Csmith422 said:
a lot of the old stuff is notorious for snapping so part of me just wants to buy all new hardware in advance.What region do you live in? If the car has been in a snow & salt area, those bolts can be a big issue. Specifically, the rear trailing arm uses a lot of welded/fixed nuts. When bolts break off in the trailing arm, it's really hard to save the arm.

The last time I did that job on a 1995 GSR, which was a New England car, the car was maybe 10-11 years old at the time. Every bolt in the rear trailing arm broke off, except for the bolts on the chassis side of the control arms. It was so hard to get it all apart that I just bought a new trailing arm. But those arms are NLA now, so that's not an option. It was so frustrating that I only did the one side. I just left that the other side alone.

As for part numbers, the diagrams and part numbers are easy to find. And once you find the part numbers it's easy to search for the lowest price.
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3 posts · Joined 2008 #5 · 7d ago You can get view the diagrams directly from Honda: https://dreamshop.honda.com/s/acura

Or tons of other online sellers:
www.acurapartswarehouse.com
acura.bernardiparts.com/
acurapartsforless.com
oemacuraparts.com
hondaautomotiveparts.com
acurapartsnow.com