Scotty Dosent Know

I have GSR brakes and GSR LCAs and am wanting to put a GSR sway bar on my 93 SI.

How will this effect my handling? meaning will this bar be to big compared to the stock front sway bar? last thing I want to do is **** up my cars handling

any one have experience with this?

showtymers619

it will be good .. it will cause less roll on the rear...

front sway bars are a little different too

civic front = 22mm
integra front = 24mm

but its good to put the rear on i would put the front one also

Scotty Dosent Know

cool thanks alot! any one else?

also im trying to rember there was a company that makes a mount kit for this Beaks or some thing???

showtymers619

ya its beaks you only need that if your going with a bigger rear swaybar but stock gsr you dont need that

JDMFreak

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ShowTymers619 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">it will be good .. it will cause less roll on the rear...

front sway bars are a little different too

civic front = 22mm
integra front = 24mm

but its good to put the rear on i would put the front one also</TD></TR></TABLE>

Civic Ex (96-00) = 22 mm [not sure about 92-95 civic]
Civic Si (99-00) = 26 mm

4potnick

o0k here is what i am doing. 22mm front bar($20) from the junkyard. sway bar bushings and endlinks $35, h&r sport springs $160, kyb agx $320, itr rear bar $60, beaks $65, rear endlinks and bushings $35, omni rear arms $100, camber kit $160. it's about $900 but is perfect on the street. hope I am not forgetting anything. now I will slowly replaces all the old bushings.