Beaks vs. BSQ itr swaybar reinforcement kit
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Beaks vs. BSQ itr swaybar reinforcement kit
I am deciding between these 2 kits for my RS.
The beaks kit is $65 and has reiforcement on both sides
The BSQ kit is $21 and has a plate on one side
aside from the obvious cost advantages of the BSQ kit, is there any real reason to choose one over the other?
btw... I have already done a search
The beaks kit is $65 and has reiforcement on both sides
The BSQ kit is $21 and has a plate on one side
aside from the obvious cost advantages of the BSQ kit, is there any real reason to choose one over the other?
btw... I have already done a search
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Re: Beaks vs. BSQ itr swaybar reinforcement kit (B16B)
I can't dispute which one is more effective but I have seen the Beaks kit and it is purdy, maybe that is worth the extra $$ to some people.
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Re: Beaks vs. BSQ itr swaybar reinforcement kit (B16B)
The Beaks kit is nicer but the BSQ kit is good enough.
Keep in mind that you'll have to remove a total of 6 welded nuts if you install the Beaks kit, whereas you only have to remove 2 with the BSQ kit. Also with the Beaks kit, the ABS line loses its mounting point so it will just dangle there.
If you have a non-ABS car, I recommend the Beaks kit. If you have ABS, use BSQ.
Keep in mind that you'll have to remove a total of 6 welded nuts if you install the Beaks kit, whereas you only have to remove 2 with the BSQ kit. Also with the Beaks kit, the ABS line loses its mounting point so it will just dangle there.
If you have a non-ABS car, I recommend the Beaks kit. If you have ABS, use BSQ.
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Re: Beaks vs. BSQ itr swaybar reinforcement kit (lshobo)
No problems here with the BSQ kit. I've gotten the car onto three wheels autocrossing on a stock suspension and no problems yet. Just make sure you do the install correctly. I had the washers in the wrong places for a couple of weeks until I looked at the instructions again.
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Re: Beaks vs. BSQ itr swaybar reinforcement kit (mercury)
The Beaks kit is nicer but the BSQ kit is good enough.
Keep in mind that you'll have to remove a total of 6 welded nuts if you install the Beaks kit, whereas you only have to remove 2 with the BSQ kit. Also with the Beaks kit, the ABS line loses its mounting point so it will just dangle there.
If you have a non-ABS car, I recommend the Beaks kit. If you have ABS, use BSQ.
Keep in mind that you'll have to remove a total of 6 welded nuts if you install the Beaks kit, whereas you only have to remove 2 with the BSQ kit. Also with the Beaks kit, the ABS line loses its mounting point so it will just dangle there.
If you have a non-ABS car, I recommend the Beaks kit. If you have ABS, use BSQ.
-Scary
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