Sway Bars
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Sway Bars
Wussup i'm new here so bare with me... Just wondering what kind of sway bars you guys are using out there... i'm going to be autocrossing next season so i'm wondering what sways you guys are using out at the courses... thanks for the info
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Re: Sway Bars (LSRydeR)
for rear get an OEM type r sway bar. i think they're 22mm. everybody raves about them, but you have to get a reinforcement kit to use it. i'm sure brent (bsq) will jump in here any second. i'm plannin on doin this for my first mod, soon.
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Re: Sway Bars (basmasta7)
for rear get an OEM type r sway bar. i think they're 22mm. everybody raves about them, but you have to get a reinforcement kit to use it. i'm sure brent (bsq) will jump in here any second. i'm plannin on doin this for my first mod, soon.
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Re: Sway Bars (basmasta7)
Do a "SEARCH" and come up with a solution
Comptech OR STOCK is the best bang for the buck.
IF you have a GSR, your covered with the 24mm front sway. Comptech sell the REAR sway kit or you can buy the USDM ITR rear sway bar or the JDM one which cost's right over a $100. Forgot the exact cost, but at least you dont have to pay over $300??? on the Mugen pieces Too much.
A lot of the aftermarket ones are relatively expensive, but can serve your purpose if your willing to beef up the monster. Just make sure you can balance the rigidity of your car because you have to get the right tires/susp./brakes on so on.
Everybody is going to have a different "feel" of how the car handles
Comptech OR STOCK is the best bang for the buck.
IF you have a GSR, your covered with the 24mm front sway. Comptech sell the REAR sway kit or you can buy the USDM ITR rear sway bar or the JDM one which cost's right over a $100. Forgot the exact cost, but at least you dont have to pay over $300??? on the Mugen pieces
Too much.A lot of the aftermarket ones are relatively expensive, but can serve your purpose if your willing to beef up the monster. Just make sure you can balance the rigidity of your car because you have to get the right tires/susp./brakes on so on.
Everybody is going to have a different "feel" of how the car handles
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