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Old 03-08-2008, 05:35 AM   #121 (permalink)
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Car does handle a lot better with the Progress rear sway bar. The reinforcment brackets fit but the alignment could have been better. And yes I've tried flipping it each and every way.
Also you do give up a little bit ride comfort during straight line cruising: whenever you go into a dip or hit a bump it transfers more motion to the opposite tire, causing the car to move side to side a bit. Not a problem though. Just need to be aware.

Let me tell you: my current setup 27mm oem Si sedan front sway bar and 22mm Progress rear anti sway bar is just great!! My car handles so much better. A world of difference on the non Si's compared to just upgrading the rear bar to the 17mm.
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Old 03-09-2008, 12:37 AM   #122 (permalink)
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Car does handle a lot better with the Progress rear sway bar. The reinforcment brackets fit but the alignment could have been better. And yes I've tried flipping it each and every way.
Also you do give up a little bit ride comfort during straight line cruising: whenever you go into a dip or hit a bump it transfers more motion to the opposite tire, causing the car to move side to side a bit. Not a problem though. Just need to be aware.

Let me tell you: my current setup 27mm oem Si sedan front sway bar and 22mm Progress rear anti sway bar is just great!! My car handles so much better. A world of difference on the non Si's compared to just upgrading the rear bar to the 17mm.
I'm glad to hear everything went in well enjoy!
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Old 03-12-2008, 04:26 PM   #123 (permalink)
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I have the sway bar and have been very paranoid about the whole tearing out of the endlink issue. I am very interested in getting a set of these brackets. I was not able to see them on the Excelerate site. Can I please get a PM or a reply as to how to order??

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Old 03-12-2008, 04:39 PM   #124 (permalink)
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I have the sway bar and have been very paranoid about the whole tearing out of the endlink issue. I am very interested in getting a set of these brackets. I was not able to see them on the Excelerate site. Can I please get a PM or a reply as to how to order??

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Payment info is on the first post. You can order through PayPal...just make sure you specify that you want the Redshift Rear Sway Bar Reinforcement Bracket in the subject and/or body of the message. You can also call Excelerate directly and order by phone with your credit card.
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Old 03-13-2008, 10:45 PM   #125 (permalink)
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Payment info is on the first post. You can order through PayPal...just make sure you specify that you want the Redshift Rear Sway Bar Reinforcement Bracket in the subject and/or body of the message. You can also call Excelerate directly and order by phone with your credit card.
Yes that. Thanks for the assistance.
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Old 03-13-2008, 11:38 PM   #126 (permalink)
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hey guys, i have read all the threads on this subject and i was gettin a little confused and i now feel retarded....... so now i ask this, A. with an EX 2DR do i need to buy and adapter or is it a straight bolt on for the progress bar, and B. do you still have any of the support brackets left? thanks for the help during my blonde moment
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Old 03-14-2008, 12:00 AM   #127 (permalink)
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A) the adapter comes with the Progress bar. the adapter is not used for Si
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Old 03-15-2008, 10:53 PM   #128 (permalink)
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I installed my sway bar today with aftermarket endlinks. They work really well as expected. However, I only put on one bolt per bracket with the intention of welding the bracket down soon. Call me paranoid but I just don't feel good about drilling a hole in a already weak spot. I hope this holds for a little while. I would sleep better at night if I installed this loaded. I'll loosen it up again and tighten everything up when I can get on some ramps. For now, it seems to run fine and really tight with no unexpected noises.
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Old 03-18-2008, 01:19 AM   #129 (permalink)
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Okay so I just bought the reinforcement brackets and my previous order from a while back got screwed up for the sway (I just found out)
so I can I order the rear sway from you guys at the price of the bracket and sway combo? It would be like $135 shipped for just the sway. Please let me know. I want to make an order.
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Will the reinforcement brackets work with the stock endlinks or should I order a set of aftermarket endlinks also?????
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I just recieved my brackets, and I talked toChris @Redshiftmotorsports. The brackets will work with stock endlinks, although I'm trying to find aftermarket endlinks. I'm aware of the Corsport ones, but people I talk to have given mixed reviews. I e-mailed Hotchkis regarding their adj. endlinks, but they say they only make ones that fit2002 Civics. I have heard that the 2002-2006 RSX Type -S uses the same ones as the new Civics. Can anyone verify this?
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I just recieved my brackets, and I talked toChris @Redshiftmotorsports. The brackets will work with stock endlinks, although I'm trying to find aftermarket endlinks. I'm aware of the Corsport ones, but people I talk to have given mixed reviews. I e-mailed Hotchkis regarding their adj. endlinks, but they say they only make ones that fit2002 Civics. I have heard that the 2002-2006 RSX Type -S uses the same ones as the new Civics. Can anyone verify this?
Use the Hotchkis you'll be extremely happy! I'm using them and love them purchase the ones for the RSX type S.
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Has anyone with an 07 LX coupe made this bracket work for their vehicle? thanks...
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Old 04-21-2008, 08:27 PM   #135 (permalink)
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I just recieved my brackets, and I talked toChris @Redshiftmotorsports. The brackets will work with stock endlinks, although I'm trying to find aftermarket endlinks. I'm aware of the Corsport ones, but people I talk to have given mixed reviews. I e-mailed Hotchkis regarding their adj. endlinks, but they say they only make ones that fit2002 Civics. I have heard that the 2002-2006 RSX Type -S uses the same ones as the new Civics. Can anyone verify this?
Yes the RSX ones will work. I have sold them before to another 06+ Civic Si customer.
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don't mean to sound stupid, but what is the advantage aftermarket endlinks?
i just ordered the reinforcement/sway bar package and would like to know if i should also get the endlinks. thanks in advance
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How are these working, any issues with rip outs or has this pretty much solved the issue?

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don't mean to sound stupid, but what is the advantage aftermarket endlinks?
i just ordered the reinforcement/sway bar package and would like to know if i should also get the endlinks. thanks in advance
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don't mean to sound stupid, but what is the advantage aftermarket endlinks?
i just ordered the reinforcement/sway bar package and would like to know if i should also get the endlinks. thanks in advance
I just got em and installed them since I was under the car anyways. After looking at the stock ones, I'm glad I did. They don't look very strong. If an aftermarket sway bar has enough force to rip control arms, I figure it can also break endlinks.

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How are these working, any issues with rip outs or has this pretty much solved the issue?
So after so good after 6k miles. I didn't even drill the extra holes. I just make sure to inspect every chance I get under my car.
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I just got em and installed them since I was under the car anyways. After looking at the stock ones, I'm glad I did. They don't look very strong. If an aftermarket sway bar has enough force to rip control arms, I figure it can also break endlinks.



So after so good after 6k miles. I didn't even drill the extra holes. I just make sure to inspect every chance I get under my car.

Is anyone drilling the extra hole for these?
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