[Euro] WhiteLine Rear Sway Bar with Photo Comparison

http://www.tohatsu-springs.co.jp/car_sus.html

They are the best.

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Originally Posted by baboo

http://www.tohatsu-springs.co.jp/car_sus.html

They are the best.

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Im waiting for mine to arrive, will let you guys know how they go.

didn't you have Tein coilovers? you find the springs too bouncy?

what spring rate are you getting?

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Originally Posted by cccoltsicehockey

I get those clunks after I installed my TEIN Flex Coilovers it really bothers me a lot. It sounds like metal clunking on metal. Also who makes whiteline I am still trying to find a JDM rear sway.

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We sorted that out - sway was slipping. No clunks any more.

Whiteline sway bar is made by whiteline.com.au - an australian company. If you are in the states - why do you need a JDM rear sway? You guys have a number of sways for the TSX which are very reasonably priced.

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Originally Posted by yfin

We sorted that out - sway was slipping. No clunks any more.

Whiteline sway bar is made by whiteline.com.au - an australian company. If you are in the states - why do you need a JDM rear sway? You guys have a number of sways for the TSX which are very reasonably priced.

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e.g comptech :D

cccoltsicehockey is a JDM whore!! hehehe.....

So what torque settings did you eventually go with?? or did you just tighten the bugger till she wouldnt go anymore?

12mm bolt is about 16ft / lb
14mm bolt is about 24ft / lb

im sure there would be some sort of differences but very minor...would u be able to feel the effects of a rear sway bar if u have coilovers such as TEIN FLEX's? or is it money well spent on something else?

Well, coilovers reduces the body roll to a certain extent because the shocks are shorter and springs are harder.

That might also mean the coilovers are working overtime with the undersize sway bar.
By installing larger/thicker rear sway bar if helps reduce body roll, reduce understeer further than fitting the coilovers along.

The effect of a upsize sway bar is noticable, but perhaps not as noticable as with the ones fitted with stock suspension.

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Originally Posted by baboo

Well, coilovers reduces the body roll to a certain extent because the shocks are shorter and springs are harder.

That might also mean the coilovers are working overtime with the undersize sway bar.
By installing larger/thicker rear sway bar if helps reduce body roll, reduce understeer further than fitting the coilovers along.

The effect of a upsize sway bar is noticable, but perhaps not as noticable as with the ones fitted with stock suspension.

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yeah thats what i thought as well baboo. cheers :thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by baboo

cccoltsicehockey is a JDM whore!! hehehe.....

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yes I am