has anyone felt the difference whenn installing a front and rear upper strut bar, explain your thoughts, how hard was the install... ANY GOOD BRANDS OR PLACES that sell it for a reasonable price? pictures?


i have a 96 ex coupe

 

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i have a 96 ex coupe

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Simple install. 5 minutes. You'll feel a difference with stock suspension. But you won't neccessarily see a big difference through turns. Handling improvements should start at the core of suspension(shocks/springs) then tires and sway bars. From there, you may or may not want to add in strut bars or a cage/roll bar.

Strut bars are moreso bling but it does help reduce the boat feeling when riding on stock suspension or lowering springs.

 

anyone with any brands or suggestions ... i have the oem front upper strut bar but what about the back?

 

i just got an NRG bar for the back, $59 shipped. Looks good to me and it wasn't too spendy.

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1936994

 

if you get a strut bar...make sure its all solid one piece

 

i got upper front and rear strutbar you feel a difference but i also have coilovers and tokico shocks so it is much different than my stock setup but it handles great