does anyone sell a front and rear adjustable sway bar for a 92-95 civic chassis?

 

I doubt anyone makes a front bar that's adjustable, besides the tubular ones that reqire custom fabrication.

Both Progress and ASR make one for the rear I believe...

 

I can build you a cockpit adjustable bar. You really only need a rear if it is for a Front driver, but I can do both. They aren't cheap.

 

I once made some 91-95 MR2 turbo TRD hollow sway bars adjustable by flattening tube and drilling more holes in it. It worked nicely! There was room to make a hole closer to the end to make the bar softer and room to make one hole closer to the BEND to make it more stiff.

I used a 20ton hyd. jack press at work.
Heated the bar up red hot.
Pressed on each side
straighted
drilled holes
repainted

You could feel the difference.

I ended up liking the feel of the original holes though

 

 

miller-are you guys building a road race car over there???
-spenc

 

Hope they put the main hoop braces to the strut tower instead of the cross bar. JK.

 

good luck putting a speedway eng type bar on the front of any 88-01 honda/acura.

There just isn't much room with the double wishbone up front.

 

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and isnt necessary. small front bars FTW

 

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-spenc</TD></TR></TABLE>


prolly looking for some road racer insight on drag cars.... works well

or maby they are and i am just making stuff up lol

 

Yep. Stock front bars are all you need. No more.

 

progress 24mm unit is slotted to it's end wich makes it adjutable

it is a great bar I liked it.

 

I actually have a customer who wants to build a sick road race car, this thing will be really sick. The road race experience i have is limited to trans am series cars and toyota atlantic cars.

We could fabricate one no problem, i was just seein if there was someone who offered a readily available off the shelf unit to save tis guy some cost.

 

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We could fabricate one no problem, i was just seein if there was someone who offered a readily available off the shelf unit to save tis guy some cost.</TD></TR></TABLE>

http://www.asr-racing.com Charelston his is HT SC sells a rear one. I couldn't peace together a kit like theres for less then they sell it.

As for the front, stock works great. And good luck putting a speadway eng type on the front of a 88-01 honda/acura. There isn't any room

 

miller-take it from me. a bigger than stock fromnt bar is not necessary. it will actually make the car handle worse cause it will push all the dam time

 

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http://www.asr-racing.com Charelston his is HT SC sells a rear one. I couldn't peace together a kit like theres for less then they sell it.
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ASR's site has been changed to this, www.asrparts.com.

 

thanks for all the info guys, you have been a big help.

Spencer