In the market for sway bars f/r for 95 accord. Any recommendations?
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In the market for sway bars f/r for 95 accord. Any recommendations?
I'm in the market for sway bars on my car. I was wondering if you guys know what are some good sway bars that I can get for the car and how much will it run me? Thanks.. 
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Re: In the market for sway bars f/r for 95 accord. Any recommendations? (TweakMeUp)
Just get the ST rear bar. I have it and I LOVE it. Its ~$150 shipped. I wouldn't bother w/ the front swaybar, not worth it IMHO.
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Re: In the market for sway bars f/r for 95 accord. Any recommendations? (94Accord)
Just get the ST rear bar. I have it and I LOVE it. Its ~$150 shipped. I wouldn't bother w/ the front swaybar, not worth it IMHO.
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Re: In the market for sway bars f/r for 95 accord. Any recommendations? (94Accord)
Just get the ST rear bar.
Don't bother on an after market front bar. FWD cars push bad (understeer)... the way to combat this is by stiffenening up the rear i.e. larger sway-bar. I have a ST rear bar and the car handles very well, almost neutral. Getting a front bar also will not improve the handling... it will only make the car ride stiff and not lean at all in corners, which will give the impression of good handling. Rear Bar only IMO...
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Re: In the market for sway bars f/r for 95 accord. Any recommendations? (90AccordEX4Dr)
as far as I know...
Progress and Suspension Techniques make the two mainstream ones for 5th gens... and Eibach had a set out for 4th gens that I think will fit on 5th gens. Tanabe is the last brand that comes to mind, but you might have to special order it or something. Not many choices for accords.
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Progress and Suspension Techniques make the two mainstream ones for 5th gens... and Eibach had a set out for 4th gens that I think will fit on 5th gens. Tanabe is the last brand that comes to mind, but you might have to special order it or something. Not many choices for accords.
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Re: In the market for sway bars f/r for 95 accord. Any recommendations? (TypeSH)
st seems to be the setup or the universal ones off ebay. ppl are iffy on those but i hear they do the job
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Re: In the market for sway bars f/r for 95 accord. Any recommendations? (KTeller8)
Ok, so which bars do you recommend for the front and the rear ?
Front:
Upper strut? yes or no?
other bars? yes or no?
NO sway bar.
Rear:
Upper strut? yes or no?
lower rie bar? yes or no?
YES sway bar
[Modified by TweakMeUp, 3:14 AM 10/28/2002]
Front:
Upper strut? yes or no?
other bars? yes or no?
NO sway bar.
Rear:
Upper strut? yes or no?
lower rie bar? yes or no?
YES sway bar
[Modified by TweakMeUp, 3:14 AM 10/28/2002]
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Re: In the market for sway bars f/r for 95 accord. Any recommendations? (TweakMeUp)
Ok, so which bars do you recommend for the front and the rear ?
Front:
Upper strut? yes or no?
other bars? yes or no?
NO sway bar.
Rear:
Upper strut? yes or no?
lower rie bar? yes or no?
YES sway bar
[Modified by TweakMeUp, 3:14 AM 10/28/2002]
Front:
Upper strut? yes or no?
other bars? yes or no?
NO sway bar.
Rear:
Upper strut? yes or no?
lower rie bar? yes or no?
YES sway bar
[Modified by TweakMeUp, 3:14 AM 10/28/2002]
front
Neuspeed Upper Front Strut, great value.
Stock front sway bar: or if yours is not an 27.2mm EX front, look into getting one... or the 25mm V6 one if it fits ( i dont know if it will, think it probably will thou).
rear
generic rear upper strut bar is your choice, I have one, dont know if it does anything noticeable, but have it for the hell of it $20 + shipping (or flat for me cuz I picked it up locall) on ebay.
Suspension Techniques Rear sway bar seems to be the cheapest/ good value one. The progress bar is larger, but costs more.
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