strut bars...which are the best?
I'm looking to buy some strut bars but I'm not sure what kind I should get. I was looking at the DC Sport and the Neuspeed ones. Are these pretty good and which one is better than the other. Or what's another good brand that's under $200 each. I just want to get the upper front and the upper rear. All help is very appreciated. Thanx in advance.
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neuspeed one is the best, but if you getting dc's i wonder just recommend you to get ebay made in taiwan strut bar, here my opinion.
first of all, you can't feel sh-t with them anyway.
some of the knock off strut bar is well comstruct and it will not flex at all, while some do flex so it also depend how luck you are
first of all, you can't feel sh-t with them anyway.
some of the knock off strut bar is well comstruct and it will not flex at all, while some do flex so it also depend how luck you are
i agree with notoriousb... the construction of these bars are pretty simple. i think you probably wont even feel the difference between a cheap one and a moderate "generic" one
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if you have a 98 - 02 accord you can buy the CL/TL type-S OEM strut bar for about $45 from http://www.acuraautomotiveparts.org
my set up-25buck ebay front strut(free from a friend
), tl-s front and rear sway bar(40 buck off local dude
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invest in sway bar, you will not regret it, or moola back gareentee
), tl-s front and rear sway bar(40 buck off local dude
) invest in sway bar, you will not regret it, or moola back gareentee
I put a ebay rear lower tie and a front upper and lets just say my steering is way tighter then my freinds stock accord. for 40.00 dollars for both you cant beat that.ebay all the way for peeps on a budget lol
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If you want the best and don't mind spending the extra money, go get the Neuspeed ones. If not, even those $20.00 eBay ones will work, definately not as strong, but does the same job nonetheless
I'll check on ebay but I'll probly go w/ the neuspeed ones, they just look like they're better and if all of you say they're the best ones then I'll take your word for it and go w/ those. I want the best handling I can get on my car.
I'd say by the looks of the construction, go with Neuspeed....
Or Sprint Suspension, I have that on the front my '90... similar construction to the Neuspeed. Was kinda hard to install, but once it was on, there was a significant difference in steering response vs. no strut bar... can't remember how much I paid tho...
Or Sprint Suspension, I have that on the front my '90... similar construction to the Neuspeed. Was kinda hard to install, but once it was on, there was a significant difference in steering response vs. no strut bar... can't remember how much I paid tho...
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Where can you find that at?
Where can you find that at?
Instead of going with useless strut bars first guys... Go with upgraded sways... Front and rear. Ask anyone that has them. I'm one that has as well and i say for everyone who has done it... Sway bars would probably give if not the most dramatic thing you can do to your car... suspension wise... You can tell the most results from installing new sways on... Strut bars can go on later, but investing well with the best results would be good sways
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