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rsx rear sway
so i did the install. i love the results. the car is just tighter. i can take turns better, and its just nicer lol. took about 1 hour.
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good job and most importantly, glad youre enjoying it! 1 of the top 5 mods IMO. But be careful.... I have been able to induce oversteer a couple of times.... and the last 1 resulted in my car being totalled
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the 01's had the thicker 24.5mm front sway bar. The 03-05 have the 16mm. I dont know about the 02's. I think the 16mm with the 19 is a little better combo for handling, but i like the reduced body roll of the 25mm better. It still handles better then stock with the 25mm and 19mm setup.
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The 02's had 22 or 24..... somwhere in the 20mm range. I agree with Temjin, if youre not used to sudden oversteer, should try to avoid getting a larger rear sway bar... so upgrading to a 01-02 front sway bar wuold benefit... especially for everyday driving.
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The 02's have 25.4mm front and 13mm rear. The 02's got the thickest sway bar combo
http://www.geocities.com/bellz252/ar...ybarspecs.html
http://www.geocities.com/bellz252/ar...ybarspecs.html
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Originally Posted by red_sun
The 02's have 25.4mm front and 13mm rear. The 02's got the thickest sway bar combo
http://www.geocities.com/bellz252/ar...ybarspecs.html
http://www.geocities.com/bellz252/ar...ybarspecs.html
Thicker doesnt nessisarly mean better. just like body roll or the lack there of, is a very poor indicator as to how well or how poorly a car handles.
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Originally Posted by Zzyzx
Thicker doesnt nessisarly mean better. just like body roll or the lack there of, is a very poor indicator as to how well or how poorly a car handles.
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well, all i know is that im on the right track to properly tuning mine. next is a rear upper strut and front upper strut. i think boilermaker was selling his. then i gotta find a DC upper bar
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it just depends on the individual and what there going to use the car for. My car is a daily driver and i dont autox or anything. The 16mm and 19mm handled better but i liked the 25mm and 19mm combo because it still gave me better handling over stock and all my crap didn't fly all over the place when i made turns.
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