i have the tanabe sustec front and rear bars. anyone have experiences with these bars? i got them before their release date and thought they were pretty nice. but, now i'm thinking of ditching those for some spoons. but, i'm not sure yet. the rear bar flexes when it is pushed in the middle.

does the spoon radiator cap actually work? i have the mugen one and don't really notice a difference as far as the temp gauge goes.


[Modified by boostedeg6, 11:35 PM 11/29/2001]

I have the Mugen thermo and the spoon cap. It does sit SLIGHTLY lower now but that normal part of the SHITTY *** stock 3-position honda temp gauge covers a 60 degree spread on a aftermarket gauge. (IE, the honda gauge doesn't move again for 60 degrees. fuggen pos gauge)

well, my DC rear lower tie bar was $70...my Benen rear lower tie bar was $135....for that $20 more you get another functional suspension piece instead of a piece of **** metal that bends and just looks pretty under the car.

how many times do I have to tell you and somebody has to tell you that I am a newbie??? geez, you sound like u're a fucken perfect car mod motha fuckah, do you want me praise you just cuz u modded ur car better than meeh?! seems like you don't make any mistake fuckah. remember this quote: "next time you think you're perfect, try walking on water"

I don't care if you are a newbie, your posts are offensive and they aren't even directed at me. Try learning some manners and people on the board will be more respectful toward you, newbie or not.

i did make a mistake, i bought a DC bar....i thought i owned up to that earlier...just trying to tell you whats better and whats up....and your kinda being a bitch about it....if there is one thing i know about these integras its suspensions.

check out the RO_JA strutbar...I like the finish and the dual tube design helps to minimize flex. Not a bad design IMO.

Well, it is quite expensive... I used to have a DC lower tie bar, but it didn't fit over my ST rear sway bar. In my opinion, the Comptech lower tie has the most effective design in bracing the rear control arm attachment points. It most closely resembles the stock Type R tie bar. All of the other aftermarket bars that I have seen bolt to the rear surface of the control arm attachment point. Granted, the tie bar probably has little effect on the car's overall handling characteristics, but it may strengthen that part of the chassis more than anything else.


By the way, that RO_JA bar looks nice. I took a look at their site and I love their project NSX and s2000!


[Modified by 94integrals, 3:00 AM 11/30/2001]

once again go to
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I comment in peace!~!

I noticed a 'replica style' Mugen strut/tower bar on the groupbuycenter.com.

I checked it out at the store today and noticed it to be really stiff and hard.

The only problem is it is a good 12 Lbs. (guesstimation)

For about $60 shipped. I think it is a great price. BUT if you are concerned with weight reduction... you are poop out of luck...

IF anyone has used this bar let me know what you think
!~!

I remember seeing a short video a long time ago of somebody bending a DC strut bar with their hands.