I was looking on http://www.wholehyper.com and found some Eibach sway bars for my car. I've got a 94 accord ex. The Eibach ones are all one piece and when i looked at the Suspension Technique ones they're like 3 pieces or somethin. Does this make a difference in performance and installation? I'm going to be having a shop put them on, so it doesn't really matter to me but which one would be easier to install and which one is going to give me better performance?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by defaced &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I was looking on http://www.wholehyper.com and found some Eibach sway bars for my car. I've got a 94 accord ex. The Eibach ones are all one piece and when i looked at the Suspension Technique ones they're like 3 pieces or somethin. Does this make a difference in performance and installation? I'm going to be having a shop put them on, so it doesn't really matter to me but which one would be easier to install and which one is going to give me better performance?</TD></TR></TABLE>

What do you mean ST sways have 3 pieces? From what ST bars are one solid bar. I've got a set on my 4th gen.

 

either one will make a difference and both are good choices. what are the prices for both?

 

im looking for a front sway bar but i have no idea who makes decent ones. Can i get a good one for under 150?

 

Suspension Tech. will run around 150 per set, that is each for front and rear. i think eibach is a bit more

 

the Eibach ones are $279

nevermind bout the 3 pieces, I wasn't thinking right. That seems to happen to me often.

 

nopi.com has the Suspension Techniques for like 150 for the front, not sure what the skunk 2 set goes for.

 

So, does it really matter which brand I get? Cuz I figure they're probly built all about the same and they all do the same thing but you just pay for the name. Cuz I'm lookin' at Eibach, Skunk2, and Suspension Techniques. Sometimes the saying "you get what you pay for" is true for certain things and sometimes it's not. I don't wanna get a cheap set of sway bars that aren't going to last me a while.

 

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Sorry but wrong bro... Its more like 250 for a set of ST sways. And aroundt he same price for Eibach

 

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Sorry but wrong bro... Its more like 250 for a set of ST sways. And aroundt he same price for Eibach </TD></TR></TABLE>

yep, i wish they are cheap.
i wouldn't even sell my stock bar with bushing and bracket new for 150

 

around 250 for the front and rear correct?

 

http://www.nopionline.com/ecat...01994

 

unless things have changed since i talked to Jason at Eibach four weeks ago, Eibach does not nor will they may a sway kit for the G5 accords. they made two prototypes, that was it. I know it is advertised, I have seen priced apps for my car (95lx) myself, but they do not exist. The STs are very stiff, to say the least. In retrospect, I think just getting the rear Progress (they don't make one for the front)would have been the best choice, but they're on for now so I'll just have to deal w/ it. .02

 

If Eibach doesn't make 'em then why do people sell 'em? Are they fake or what?

So is pretty much everyone saying to get the Suspension Techniques?

 

Its amazing how much they charge for a steel bar.. God.. Now I know what part of business I will jump into.