picked up my springs
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ok, i finally picked up my s techs. they are a little dirty, and show signs of use, but they are still nice. and i only paid 66 bucks for them, so its well worth it
and the last pic is me excited hehe. and finally also pics of the rear sway. they will both go on the ride hopefully next thursday or friday.




im a happy ninja today
and the last pic is me excited hehe. and finally also pics of the rear sway. they will both go on the ride hopefully next thursday or friday.
im a happy ninja today
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Originally Posted by SLeePeRCIVICHopeful
Why would you need the endlinks for the RSX rear sway bar?
Majin, you'll feel huge difference in handling after you install both springs/rear swaybar. But, do you have the shocks to go along with???
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Originally Posted by chrisleecool
it got'em for free , plus, rsx endlinks are better than stock endlinks
Majin, you'll feel huge difference in handling after you install both springs/rear swaybar. But, do you have the shocks to go along with???
Majin, you'll feel huge difference in handling after you install both springs/rear swaybar. But, do you have the shocks to go along with???
Originally Posted by _Viper_
Damn son you need to get some protein shakes going !!!! lolll
j/k majinb, off/t have you been working out for the "get in shape" competition.
on/t, springs look nice and you definitely will feel a difference in handling with the sway bar. Just be careful on those stock shocks, go slow over speed bumps and watch out for dips in the road, though they still will blow eventually, you can get some more life out of them.
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Originally Posted by Touge *****
It's the same part and part # from both Honda and Acura....there is no difference between the two......
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there are lumps in the sway bar that "correspond" to the lower control arms/exhaust pipe. if you install the sway bar upside down, the sway bar will hit the lower control arm and rattle against the exhaust. it will also snap your endlinks.
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thanx. ill make sure i don't do it upside down. i know it don't count but ill rep ya. you saved me a big headache cause it don't say that in any of the DIYs or give good picks of endlink installs. thanx again!
Yeah, the sway bar will make a very noticeable difference. But if you're still on stock tires, don't go pushing it to the limit to see how fast you can take turns 
I'm also curious how long your stock struts will last. How many miles are on your car now? I have an 02 w/ 57k. Keep us posted

I'm also curious how long your stock struts will last. How many miles are on your car now? I have an 02 w/ 57k. Keep us posted
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my ride is a 01 with 75-76k almost. so anyway, i baby the hell out of my car, it takes me forever to go over a speed bump anywhere cause i know it helps every little bit.
my tires are dunlop sport S2's. i like them. came with the car and the tread is almost perfect after 20k after 1 year and a few days of owning the car.
why shouldnt i push the limit? i do it now anyway
my tires are dunlop sport S2's. i like them. came with the car and the tread is almost perfect after 20k after 1 year and a few days of owning the car.
why shouldnt i push the limit? i do it now anyway
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