I have an RSR cat-back exhaust on my GS-R right now. It's the old style canister-type exhaust not the new one that resemble the n1s. I was just wondering if there would be any problems if I install an ITR rear sway bar on my car? I'm just worried that the D-brackets would rub against the back of the exhaust. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

 

Yes they do rub. WIll knock on hard 1-2 shifts.

 

Do you have any problem with the RSR hitting your stock swaybar? If not, then I would think that it would not hit with the Type-R rear swaybar.

 

They do? I had the exact same setup - clearedn nicely on mine... used the hybrid page install for the itr bar, no probs that i knew of..

things that make ya go hmmmmmmm

lol

 

i have the RS*R cat-back exhaust with the BSQ ITR swaybar kit and i dont have any problems with rubbing or anything. but the damn camber kit squeaks like a pig when its cold outside! :D

 

No, I haven't put on the rear sway bar yet but was just wondering if there would be a clearance issue with the larger D-brackets that hold the sway bar.

BSQ - I have a question about your kit. I see now that you included two washers in your kit. I bought your kit awhile ago when it included the medal plate and the spacer. Will I need those two washer for the install?

 

I have a skunk2 rear swaybar and RSR exhaust and they do not hit.

Dustin

 

The two washers go on the back side with the nut. Atleast that's where I put them.