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Old 01-07-2008, 09:20 AM
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i just bought a 99-00 si rear sway bar i think that it is 13mm so i been reading that if i would to get the 22mm ctr or itr swaybar that i would rip the subframe so was wondering if it necessary to buy a ars subframe for the si sway bar or should just buy it for safety reasons.? the sway bar is going on a 97 civic hatchback..
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i don't think is neccessary for the 13mm, but highly recommended if you go itr or ctr.......
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you dont need it for an si swaybay.
Old 01-07-2008, 11:56 AM
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so i dont need it but so i get for safety reason..
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Default Re: ek hatchback sway bar..help!!! (drew1987)

no you dont need it, i ran a 18 mm st rear sway bar for like 4-5 year with no problems.
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U dont need it but get it anyways. Only thing it will hurt is ur wallet. N its not really that pricey. Plus it looks good under there.
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you will be fine running that swaybar without any reinforcement.

subframe reinforcement is highly recommended if running a 22mm type r sway though...
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Default Re: ek hatchback sway bar..help!!! (drew1987)

all the civic subframes are the same, meaning the si itself came with the same subframe as yours. Therefore, running 13mm sway bar on your car will be more than fine. If you lowered your car, it will even better since your car will be stiffer than stock.
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I had a 22mm sus. technique sway bar on my 97EX for couple of months until the chassis starts making cracking noise then I removed it. I'm running Si sway on my 96 hatch w/ no problem since it's so skinny.
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o alright ya that sounds about right i wasnt to sure about the si but if you guys say its alright then its alright to it..
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