Asr?
I love mine the car rides like its on rails body roll is practically non existant I have the sub frame brace and 24mm sway bar with skunk2 lca and for handling its money very well spent Imo
Ill make it simple.
If you make any sort of aggressive driving that involves any sort of corners, yes a rear sway bar and the necessary subframe reinforcement is a good investment
If you drive like you are taking your DMV drving test, NO
If you make any sort of aggressive driving that involves any sort of corners, yes a rear sway bar and the necessary subframe reinforcement is a good investment
If you drive like you are taking your DMV drving test, NO
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ASR brace is good insurance against subframe tearout when a large rear swaybar is used. However if using something like a 22mm ITR rear swaybar on a 92-95 Civic, the ASR brace is NOT required. A simple Beaks reinforcement kit will work just fine. For larger bars like the Mugen 26mm, then I would say yes, use the ASR brace just in case.
The ASR brace is pretty much required on 96-00 Civics due to their thinner, weaker rear subframe.
The ASR brace is pretty much required on 96-00 Civics due to their thinner, weaker rear subframe.
Thanks for the info everyone!
Right now the suspension is koni yellows and H&R springs. I plan on a suspension upgrade sometime this year but firearms are number one right now.
Right now the suspension is koni yellows and H&R springs. I plan on a suspension upgrade sometime this year but firearms are number one right now.
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