dc2 type r sway bar fit on dc2 vti-r?

which is the better way to go for an EG.. 22mm / 23mm?

whichever is cheapest basically.

you wont notice a difference between them.

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Originally Posted by Paul1985

which is the better way to go for an EG.. 22mm / 23mm?

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Im still sure a DC2R swaybar whether 22 or 23mm and its less forgiving design will rip thru a EG subframe in only a matter of time.
IMO save the hassle of the EG subframe and just get a whiteline kit with reinforcement + tiebar ~

yeah, you need re-inforcement on an EG,

sorry for implying otherwise ;)

bring up an old topic :] For a DC2 if I was to get any swaybar bigger than stock would that mean I would need to reinforce the subframe? How about the ITR front sway bar? Is that just bolt on?

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Originally Posted by zorrt

bring up an old topic :] For a DC2 if I was to get any swaybar bigger than stock would that mean I would need to reinforce the subframe? How about the ITR front sway bar? Is that just bolt on?

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JDM DC2R '96 spec, AUDM DC2R & DC2 all have 24mm front sway bar. perhaps the only difference may be the stiffness of the rubber bushes used. If a larger than about 18mm rear sway bar is used you should fit a reinforcement kit. Stock is 14mm.

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Originally Posted by zorrt

bring up an old topic :] For a DC2 if I was to get any swaybar bigger than stock would that mean I would need to reinforce the subframe? How about the ITR front sway bar? Is that just bolt on?

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if you get a type r rear sway. You can buy beaks reinforcement kit, or you can make your own or buy one from brett's gsr site.

ITR front sway bar is same thickness as DC2 vtir, so no need to change

http://integramod.tripod.com/perform/suspension.html for more information