Z10 Radius bars good for street applications too?
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Z10 Radius bars good for street applications too?
Im not planning on being a drag fiend, but wheelhop will undoubtedly be a problem. Do these bars sacrifice anything in the daily driveability area?
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Re: Z10 Radius bars good for street applications too? (B18CivicHB)
They have heim joints instead of bushings which makes them a tad squeaky but nothin major.
Man, that's probably the 5th time tonight that I've said "they have heim joints instead of bushings."
Man, that's probably the 5th time tonight that I've said "they have heim joints instead of bushings."
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Re: Z10 Radius bars good for street applications too? (B18CivicHB)
hehehe good deal. Sounds like they need to be on the top of my "to do" list.
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Re: Z10 Radius bars good for street applications too? (KAMiN)
so far one year with no squeeking, and no maintanence. However, I am lowered 1.7" and running 17's and they do rub at full lock...but only on a hill. If the road is flat I can turn my wheel to full lock and no rubbing.
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Re: Z10 Radius bars good for street applications too? (B18CivicHB)
hehehe good deal. Sounds like they need to be on the top of my "to do" list.
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Re: Z10 Radius bars good for street applications too? (MrFatBooty)
I love mine to
But I think I have a bad heim joint because one makes all kinds of noise
other then that there great I use them on the street all the time
But I think I have a bad heim joint because one makes all kinds of noise
other then that there great I use them on the street all the time
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Re: Z10 Radius bars good for street applications too? (B18CivicHB)
Im not planning on being a drag fiend, but wheelhop will undoubtedly be a problem. Do these bars sacrifice anything in the daily driveability area?
front end feels like its one unit on the road ... very streetable and it helps with more traction at that stop light.
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Re: Z10 Radius bars good for street applications too? (CHEETAH)
i have been running mine for about 4 month now and i havent noticed anything bad about them, they dont rub on anything and i am lowered about 2 inches with 205/45's. 
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Re: Z10 Radius bars good for street applications too? (gambit33)
Im going to be lowered on Eibacgh pro-kits and running 15" kosei K-1's so I guess I should be clear. Are they difficult to install in 5th gen hatchies?
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Re: Z10 Radius bars good for street applications too? (B18CivicHB)
so uh... anyone else think z10 are a bunch of sheisty ****'s by charging $389 for 3 bars, a couple fittings, and some tig welding?? anyone out there have a hookup on these?
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Re: Z10 Radius bars good for street applications too? (B18CivicHB)
they are easy to install, here is an article that overboost did on my car on how to install them. http://www.overboost.com/story.asp?id=460
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