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Dec 3, 2005

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There are no stupid questions.. maybe.

rookie here, be kind.

would it be alright to get a front tower strut bar and keep the car at its stock height? i know it'll hold back the potential handling of the car, but i just needa know.

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yes....

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getting a strut bar has nothing to do with lowering/highering your car, FYI.

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it will make a big difference.

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Here, you seem kind of confused, so read this AutoX FAQ/sticky:
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=133268

If you scroll down a bit theres a whole bunch of stuff talking about suspension and bars.

Front/rear strut bars are completely separate from the shocks/springs, one is suspension, one is chasis, so changing one, generally, does not affect the other, handling dynamics may change, but it won't interfere to any great extent.