Got rear LCAs, got GSR swaybar, what else do I need?
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Usually I can find my answer without having to post but I can't find this one in my searches.
I've got a 93 Si coupe (that's an EX to you guys in the US) and I'm having my suspension done this weekend... I'm adding a GSR swaybar and urethane bushings too.
Now I've got a set of rear LCAs from an Integra, and I've got a GSR rear swaybar with endlinks, but exactly what other parts do I need?
Which parts should I pick up from the Acura dealer? Subframe brackets, bolts, etc. If you've got part numbers that would be great too.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I've got a 93 Si coupe (that's an EX to you guys in the US) and I'm having my suspension done this weekend... I'm adding a GSR swaybar and urethane bushings too.
Now I've got a set of rear LCAs from an Integra, and I've got a GSR rear swaybar with endlinks, but exactly what other parts do I need?
Which parts should I pick up from the Acura dealer? Subframe brackets, bolts, etc. If you've got part numbers that would be great too.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
that's everything you need. The swaybar, endlinks, brackets, and bolts, you should also look into some form of reinforcement kit like a beaks kit.
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that's everything you need. The swaybar, endlinks, brackets, and bolts, you should also look into some form of reinforcement kit like a beaks kit.
As for the reinforcement kit, for a GSR swaybar I don't think it's necessary. If I move up to an ITR bar then I could see the need.
I'm going to be getting a very very cheap GSR rear swaybar set-up w/ all the hardware on Friday.
A SRK is *not* needed with such a small swaybar, correct?
Anyone?
A SRK is *not* needed with such a small swaybar, correct?
Anyone?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SkyeC »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I'm going to be getting a very very cheap GSR rear swaybar set-up w/ all the hardware on Friday.
A SRK is *not* needed with such a small swaybar, correct?
Anyone?
</TD></TR></TABLE>
Nope it should be fine without a SRK, you only need it for bigger bars like the itr.
A SRK is *not* needed with such a small swaybar, correct?
Anyone?
</TD></TR></TABLE>Nope it should be fine without a SRK, you only need it for bigger bars like the itr.
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I've been running the car for close to a month now with the rear swaybar. I've definitely noticed a difference (even with the stock GSR bar) on the autocross track. The install was easy.
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As for the reinforcement kit, for a GSR swaybar I don't think it's necessary. If I move up to an ITR bar then I could see the need.</TD></TR></TABLE>
For others researching this swap later on: I'd still use the Beaks or BSQ reguardless of which sway bar, it is not much more money than buying the oem brackets (new), which I think are junk anyways. Good luck on the swap
Modified by SLPR at 1:05 PM 5/8/2003
As for the reinforcement kit, for a GSR swaybar I don't think it's necessary. If I move up to an ITR bar then I could see the need.</TD></TR></TABLE>
For others researching this swap later on: I'd still use the Beaks or BSQ reguardless of which sway bar, it is not much more money than buying the oem brackets (new), which I think are junk anyways. Good luck on the swap
Modified by SLPR at 1:05 PM 5/8/2003
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