did u have the whiteline ? the progress RSB 22mm is thicker and heavier!!! 242USD shipped from ebay.
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did u have the whiteline ? the progress RSB 22mm is thicker and heavier!!! 242USD shipped from ebay.
How much was the install?Quote:
Originally Posted by mrgu
Yer the whiteline RSB is the one I had, its a very good sway bar but just want something a bit stiffer.Quote:
Originally Posted by mrgu
shouldnt be no more then one hours labour its a pretty simpleQuote:
Originally Posted by richard_k
65 for quart of an hour labour including the installation for the cusco front lower tie barQuote:
Originally Posted by richard_k
You got the type 1 or type 2 cusco tie bar?Quote:
Originally Posted by mrgu
type I straight on
Probably a stupid question but will these fit a 2012 update euro even though they say to 2008? And will a honda dealership that i bought my car at have an issue with fitting this and warranty? Sounds like a great bang for buck update.
A. Get te 2009 one, cu2 has their own rsb'sQuote:
Originally Posted by eurasian
B. just get any mechanic to do it... Honda doesn't have to know..
Ah thanks Fred, only just realised that my model is CU2 and not CL9 haha, I thought CU2 was luxury and CL9 was standard :) that explains alot.......
I've just got the Progress RSB installed, would the stock endlinks be fine? Or will i need to replace them in the near future?
Have heard of them breaking but up to you
question, is putting one of these on reversable, i read somthing about you having to enlarge holes? is this true? I was thinking that may make putting original back on more difficult.