Strut Bar Vs Sway bar
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Strut Bar Vs Sway bar
I am looking to improve my handling.
I was told to get a Strut Bar or Sway bar.
Are they the same?
If not, What's the difference?
I have a 1995 Honda Accord Ex, 5 Speed Vtec
What would your recommendations
I was told to get a Strut Bar or Sway bar.
Are they the same?
If not, What's the difference?
I have a 1995 Honda Accord Ex, 5 Speed Vtec
What would your recommendations
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Re: Strut Bar Vs Sway bar (raffydogg)
a strut bar connects to opposing strut towers to provide strength and allow less flex between the towers.
a sway bar connects to the subframe and then to the LCA's, they provide better roll resistance.
cost wise a sway bar is generally going to cost more than a strut bar.
What else do you have done to the car suspension wise? But for a 95 EX I would probably get a larger rear sway bar and start with that, that is if you have already done either spring/struts or coilovers.
a sway bar connects to the subframe and then to the LCA's, they provide better roll resistance.
cost wise a sway bar is generally going to cost more than a strut bar.
What else do you have done to the car suspension wise? But for a 95 EX I would probably get a larger rear sway bar and start with that, that is if you have already done either spring/struts or coilovers.
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