sway bars
11-06-2008, 06:49 PM
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sway bars
i want to install front and rear sway bars on my 92 civic cx its a hatch, now what will i need to install them like any speacial brackets? and what sway bars will i be able to use?
11-07-2008, 12:48 PM
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Re: sway bars (Notorious_T)
i'll tell you whats better.. and could be about the same..
just buy a complete integra sub frame. comes with the lower tie bar and from stock sway bar. works great.. and the sub frame is more stiffer n durable.. mine sure drives great.. plus you could just hit it up with the 14" rotors.. better braking for a fast car! well just my suggestion..
just buy a complete integra sub frame. comes with the lower tie bar and from stock sway bar. works great.. and the sub frame is more stiffer n durable.. mine sure drives great.. plus you could just hit it up with the 14" rotors.. better braking for a fast car! well just my suggestion..
11-08-2008, 04:03 PM
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Re: sway bars (hawjboi)
so in order to put on a front sway bar it will not just bolt up rite? what will i need to get? a different subframe?
11-08-2008, 04:32 PM
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Re: sway bars (hawjboi)
Originally Posted by hawjboi
i'll tell you whats better.. and could be about the same..
just buy a complete integra sub frame. comes with the lower tie bar and from stock sway bar. works great.. and the sub frame is more stiffer n durable.. mine sure drives great.. plus you could just hit it up with the 14" rotors.. better braking for a fast car! well just my suggestion..
just buy a complete integra sub frame. comes with the lower tie bar and from stock sway bar. works great.. and the sub frame is more stiffer n durable.. mine sure drives great.. plus you could just hit it up with the 14" rotors.. better braking for a fast car! well just my suggestion..
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