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I just got off the phone with Progress Auto and the Hardware kit for the 2001 Civic LX's and all DX models has been released. This hardware kit will allow you to bolt on their rear sway bar when these models originally do not come with them or a place to bolt them on from the control arm. No welding required only some minor drilling. I'm not sure if these kits will work with an OEM Bar or even the 19MM RSX bar, but I don't see why they wouldn't. I live in MA and they told me to contact Matrix Racing for the part. I'm jumping on this RIGHT NOW I suggest everyone else does too. : )
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Progress Auto Part # : 65.1006
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Just so people know (or before someone asks)
The following come with rear anti-sway bars from Honda...
2001 + EX
2002 + LX
The rest don't have one.
edit: I believe the stock ones are 12 or 13mm.
The following come with rear anti-sway bars from Honda...
2001 + EX
2002 + LX
The rest don't have one.
edit: I believe the stock ones are 12 or 13mm.
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Rep Power: 0 price is $159US.. price for 2 rear knuckes from honda with the linkages allready there $160US 
.... it's way overpriced..if they made a wedl-on version it would be a whopping $80 or so...
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[hr]Originally posted by: mohawkboom
price is $159US.. price for 2 rear knuckes from honda with the linkages allready there $160US .... it's way overpriced..if they made a wedl-on version it would be a whopping $80 or so...[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: mohawkboom
price is $159US.. price for 2 rear knuckes from honda with the linkages allready there $160US
.... it's way overpriced..if they made a wedl-on version it would be a whopping $80 or so...[hr]
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Rep Power: 0 Email from progress they told me price would be $159 for the kit.. Maybe that's $80 each side? [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]
the part from hondaautomotiveparts.com is $80 each side
the part from hondaautomotiveparts.com is $80 each side
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[hr]Originally posted by: nytejade
I just got off the phone with Progress Auto and the Hardware kit for the 2001 Civic LX's and all DX models has been released. This hardware kit will allow you to bolt on their rear sway bar when these models originally do not come with them or a place to bolt them on from the control arm. No welding required only some minor drilling. I'm not sure if these kits will work with an OEM Bar or even the 19MM RSX bar, but I don't see why they wouldn't. I live in MA and they told me to contact Matrix Racing for the part. I'm jumping on this RIGHT NOW I suggest everyone else does too. : )
*excited*
Progress Auto Part # : 65.1006[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: nytejade
I just got off the phone with Progress Auto and the Hardware kit for the 2001 Civic LX's and all DX models has been released. This hardware kit will allow you to bolt on their rear sway bar when these models originally do not come with them or a place to bolt them on from the control arm. No welding required only some minor drilling. I'm not sure if these kits will work with an OEM Bar or even the 19MM RSX bar, but I don't see why they wouldn't. I live in MA and they told me to contact Matrix Racing for the part. I'm jumping on this RIGHT NOW I suggest everyone else does too. : )
*excited*
Progress Auto Part # : 65.1006[hr]
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