Easy question,
does GSR sway bar fit on 96 EK hatch? and what do I need to make it fit if so?
searched and couldn't find answer.

thanks

 

front or rear?

 

the rear one bolts on u just have to drill 2 new holes in ur rear control arms then it works mint

 

front does not work, the rear does.

 

Make sure you have the endlinks in order to fit it onto ur LCA. Im not sure if a 99-00 Si endlinks would work, but hey, it might. I dont think you have to drill any holes in ur LCA. Good luck.

 

yeah, I kinda dont wanna drill holes. I heard that the GSR is small enough to work.
well thanks for the help guys.

anyone actually RUnning this?

 

for rear, get 99-00 si endlinks, than go to http://www.beaksproducts.com and get their SRK reinforcment kit for $160, it comes with a brand new ITR rear sway bar. or get the reinforcement kit on its own and buy the GSR sway from http://www.acuraautomotiveparts.org for like less than $80.

 

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"the rear one bolts on u just have to drill 2 new holes in ur rear control arms then it works mint..."

wrong. have you ever looked at your stock lca's. they have a nice little hole already drilled out from honda. just use 99 SI endlinks and mounting hardware, and it'll bolt right up. did it a month ago.

FYI: the endlinks don't go vey far through the swaybar bushings (on the ends of the bar) and there isn't any room to use a washer, so i'm waiting to see if the bushing is getting torn up or not. so far so good.

 

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"the rear one bolts on u just have to drill 2 new holes in ur rear control arms then it works mint..."

wrong. have you ever looked at your stock lca's. they have a nice little hole already drilled out from honda. just use 99 SI endlinks and mounting hardware, and it'll bolt right up. did it a month ago.

FYI: the endlinks don't go vey far through the swaybar bushings (on the ends of the bar) and there isn't any room to use a washer, so i'm waiting to see if the bushing is getting torn up or not. so far so good. </TD></TR></TABLE>

thank, just what I was looking for

 

np. i can tell a nice difference from NO bars (f/r) to the gsr rear only.

 

When I had the ITR rear bar on my Civic I was able to fit a washer on under the nut on the endlink. You may need to "put your back into" it in order for it to start threading though, so muscle up!