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Just a quick question
I found 17MM REAR SWAY-BAR KIT W/BUSHINGS for 80$ and the guy said it will work with both coupe and sedan... The rear sway bar that orignally comes with the sedan is it 10mm and also will 17mm make difference or do i need 22mm???
any suggestion will be helpful... Thank You
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it'll make a big difference
I had SI sway bar on my EX and wow it tightened up the rear end 17mm sway bar i believe is stock bar setup. you can buy brand new SI bar/bushings/bracket at honda for like $70 with tax 22mm is the progress sway bar and they are $150ish shipped from ebay |
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and it is $70 with tax... do they install it too or i will have to do it on my own? Thank You |
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well i use to have the Si sway bar in my setup and the cars handling has inproved a lot
then i swap to the progress rear sway bar and the car suffer a lil of understeer (note: i dont change the front sway bar) but when i put the cusco front strut bar the car take corners like a go-kart ill def. recomend you the Si sway bar... and if you can... buy the front too that will make a lot of difference |
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