Can someone measure how far from the subframe of the car (near the muffler) to the swaybar. I need to know how much room i need to get that thing between the muffler and the subframe. TIA


Modified by sol2hatch at 5:52 AM 8/15/2006

 

common, i know someone on here has a rear sway bar, or an ASR kit. I will give it the night (since maybe your all scared of the dark and dont want to go measure it really fast ), i just need to know how much space i need to make that thing fit

 

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if your using an oem muffler , charles has already made sure the asr brace and the oem sway will fit with oem mufflers.

:im still confused at exactly what your trying to do:be specific for a specific answer: lol

 

well, its an OEM muffler, but it is not OEM for that car. lol. I have a RSX type S muffler on my 93 CX hatch. It barely fit to begin with, but I hacked at the bumper some and got as much room as possible between the subframe and the muffler. I want to get the ASR kit and the 22mm OEM sway bar, but I want to know if it will fit before I drop $500 or more

 

ahh ok,,, yea thats going to be tough...

 

bump, its not dark anymore, go measure!

 

just buy it! MAKE IT WORK! HAHA

 

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trust me, i want to, but I need to know if it will fit. It it wont, then I will spend my money on a different muffler or something, and then I will buy it

 

If your dumb *** is going to buy it anyway, just ******* buy it and deal with the damage control afterwards Goddamn, do you need me to hold your dick while you take a **** too?

 

This probably won't help much.... but maybe u could get an idea? &lt;shrugs&gt;
it's too cold to go measure right now

 

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if your going to hold it for me, then go ahead and suck it while your down there, *******. If you dont have any help to offer, then GTFO

jeez, i just need a damn measurement, not some diagnosis for my car or something. Really not that hard.
Thanks WONG, atleast your trying to help

 

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jeez, i just need a damn measurement, not some diagnosis for my car or something. Really not that hard.
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How do you not realize that your unique exhaust setup is going to preclude anybody's measurement from being helpful to you? Depending on the slack of your hangers, the wear on your pipes and the construction of the over-axle section of your cobbled-together exhaust system, the swaybar will either hit or it won't. No amount of measuring - especially since you can't get under the car when the suspension is loaded like it needs to be to be of any use - is going to help you.

Jesus Christ. If you want a rear swaybar, get one. If you don't want one, don't get one. You may have to make some changes, but your setup is going to be different than everyone else's, so just deal with it and stop being such a *****.

 

i am not asking if it will fit my application, did you read my first post? I asked for a measurement from the subframe to the sway bar, how much space does the setup take. Anyone with the sway bar could get that for me. I am not retarded, I realize my setup is different, that is why I asked just for the measurement

edit: i am not asking for any other measurement, just from the sway bar to the subframe. The other clearances can be fixed, but i cant shrink my muffler

 

sure u can shrink ur muffler. wash it with warm water and then throw it in the dryer hahahaha j/k

 

someone measure it!! please!!!

 

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Mine is about 8 1/2 , 9 if your hot. But for reals if your going to buy just go ahead and deal with it later.

 

9 inches! are you sure your measuring what I said? that is a lot. the measurement from the subframe of the car to the sway bar. man, i didnt think this would be that hard a question.