ok so i was looking for the c-pillar for my accord and saw that it looks the length of the rear upper strut bar and the ends of the rear lower tie bar, i was wondering if i thats wat the c-pillar is basicly composed of, anyone that has knowledge about this please help me out, thanks

 

the c-pillar is the section of the body between the rear door glass and the rear windshield glass. A pillar is the windhsield pillar, B-pillar is the door post between the doors (4-door), etc.

 

i know but i was wondering if i can use the rear upper strut tower bar with the ends of the rear lower tie bar, cus i saw the C-pillar for my car and it looks like a longer version of the lower tie bar

 

1. They make a C-Pillar bar that will fit.

2. You dont need it. They are mostly for hatchbacks that actually need the extra support. A C-Pillar bar on an Accord is pretty much for looks.

 

yeah, i know megan racing makes a c-pillar bar for the accord thats pretty cheep

 

is that so? ima check it out right now, i only found one on ebay and it was no brand and didnt trust it so i was planning on getting brand parts and putting it together but i guess ima buy megan racing instead, thanks a lot sir!

 

cant seem to find it, do u have a link good sir??

 

http://forkorspoon.com/festive_curre...Path=28_92_121

They help prevent "chassis roll" or "chassis flex". Anytime you prevent a frame from flexing you change something. They're not just for looks. Any car with a "dome" shape can flex. Install it, if you don't like it or don't notice an improvement, return in. You'll notice a difference right after you install it.

 

Lol, the OP hasn't been on in over a year Jim, I doubt hes still looking.

 

Hey man! You never know bro.