DIY: Acura NSX Cedar Ridge rear beam bearings install

If you’re wanting to add rigidity on the rear end and at the same time reduce negative camber, this kit is for you. Gavin was gracious enough to allow me to wrench on his NSX and do the removal of the stock rear lower bushings and install the new units made by Cedar Ridge Fabrication. The rain was a bonus! Enjoy.

[@DriversTherapy]

Subscribed. 🙂Great video for such a hard job. I do agree with doing it slow rather than using air tools because you can feel it rather than damaging something if it is not aligned. A couple suggestions for a friend: add some music in the intro, try to speed up parts that you think can be sped up, and add some arrows to parts where you are talking about. Great video. Love it.

[@mexiricersgarage]

Thanks David!! I agree. This was a super rough cut and I’m only using iMovie for now. I’ll need to start editing on desktop. Soon enough! Thx for the sub buddy 😁

[@deltacrew4122]

Thanks for the great video!

[@kattviz]

This explains so much! Thank you

[@shreqboi1]

Beautiful cars 🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@mexiricersgarage]

Gracias Mija

[@steelontarget]

❤️

[@shawnc4281]

Do you prefer this or the thom ayotte kit to reduce negative camber on a lowered nsx?

[@mexiricersgarage]

That will boil down to what you intend to use the car for as well as your current rear wheel specifications. Me personally, I run both kits on the rear of my own car.