Best front swaybar for eg
I'm not sure if that combination will work. However, I am personally running the smallest swaybar I could get my hands on (EG SI) in the front paired with a 24mm ASR rear. I wanted a swaybar to help with feel at turn in but to not impair putting power down on the way out of the corner. My car is both an auto-x car and a track car that I run on square tires. Right now I have slightly higher rates in the front than rear with the rear bar at medium. I am going to go up in spring rate slightly in the rear for a square setup and tune with the bar from there.
Was their a ctr from that era (92-95)? I know for sure that you can't run 96+ ctr arms.
Id suggest getting a set of integra/dc2 lower arms as you are guaranteed that they will have sway bar mounting holes. If you try to source eg/si lcas, someone may sell you the wrong ones.
I'd suggest replacing the bushings before installing them in your car.
As for swaybar size, the 22mm from the ex/si would be a good fit. I think its the smallest you can find. Unless you decide to spend $300 for the 18mm mugen bar.
Id suggest getting a set of integra/dc2 lower arms as you are guaranteed that they will have sway bar mounting holes. If you try to source eg/si lcas, someone may sell you the wrong ones.
I'd suggest replacing the bushings before installing them in your car.
As for swaybar size, the 22mm from the ex/si would be a good fit. I think its the smallest you can find. Unless you decide to spend $300 for the 18mm mugen bar.
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