Just bought rear sway bars.
And i know this topic has been mention HEAPS of times.
But will a 22mm Sway bar actually make a difference.
Also, Anyone got a DIY for installing one?
And will i need a wheel alignment after installing one
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Just bought rear sway bars.
And i know this topic has been mention HEAPS of times.
But will a 22mm Sway bar actually make a difference.
Also, Anyone got a DIY for installing one?
And will i need a wheel alignment after installing one
@honda_FD damn nice! coils? if so which ones :O
I've got BC BR Gold Series with custom spring rates :)Quote:
Originally Posted by darktmt
I upgraded to a 19mm RSB. And that to me was a big difference already. I can honestly say 22mm would be even more so.Quote:
Originally Posted by Honda_FD
From what I've heard, in terms of RSB prob wont need a wheel alignment, the mechanic that installed mine said it's fine.
Quick search via 8thcivic. Looks doable.
http://www.8thcivic.com/forums/diy-h...y-bar-diy.html
shouldnt need an alignment with a rsb
Do you know how to install them? I'll pay you :DQuote:
Originally Posted by *DAN*
Or know anyone that will do it cheap
I got my local mechanic to do it. about $40 from memory, which is not much. ask around?Quote:
Originally Posted by Honda_FD
But I want DAN to do it. Makes me moist watching him work!Quote:
Originally Posted by SharkChu
Lol jokesss! ! The places I go to charges $90 per hour.
Where you get it from and how mucho
Very keen
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Originally Posted by Honda_FD
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Originally Posted by Honda_FD
oh man.. didnt know you were into that stuff
but nah im useless with mechanical stuff LOL
Odd question. My SSR rims would not fit on say a 2001 B4 liberty would they? Weird I know but found a nice example but wanna keep my rims..
5x114.3 stud pattern. FDs are the same yeah??