FS: RSX 19mm rear Sway bar (GTA pickup)
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Sunapollo, I installed mine like a month ago... it's an easy install mind you, except on the two ends where the bolts connect the sway bar. When you turn it, the whole thing turns and it gets annoying. Anyway, after install you definitely feel the difference. You can make sharper U-turns, handling improved and I find that the tail don't slide kinda anymore when you hit a bump.
As for the thickness, you can definitely tell the difference once you have them both in front of you. It looks alot more sturdy than the stock one too. One advice, when you install it make sure you put a fair amount of lithium grease on the bushings. The two piece that holds the bar securely to the body. You'll know what I mean, it's the metal piece that has a rubber piece that the bar actually goes through. When I installed mine, the dude I bought it from forgot to tell me right away so I lost one of the screws that holds the bushings. It's all good though cause the bar came with the screws that was used for the RSX and it fits just fine. Thanks R2Fresh!
If you need help with installing it, PM me and I can hopefully guide you through it, it's easy aside from those two screws, they were a bi*ch to remove.
As for the thickness, you can definitely tell the difference once you have them both in front of you. It looks alot more sturdy than the stock one too. One advice, when you install it make sure you put a fair amount of lithium grease on the bushings. The two piece that holds the bar securely to the body. You'll know what I mean, it's the metal piece that has a rubber piece that the bar actually goes through. When I installed mine, the dude I bought it from forgot to tell me right away so I lost one of the screws that holds the bushings. It's all good though cause the bar came with the screws that was used for the RSX and it fits just fine. Thanks R2Fresh!
If you need help with installing it, PM me and I can hopefully guide you through it, it's easy aside from those two screws, they were a bi*ch to remove.
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Rep Power: 0 Hey Maxemus, if you pick it up you can come install it at the same time as L23Tan... I'm gonna help him with it. My advise, GET IT! Well worth the money and for that price, you won't find one cheaper!
Just make sure it comes with the stock bushings and endlinks... if not, you can still use the stock endlinks.
Just make sure it comes with the stock bushings and endlinks... if not, you can still use the stock endlinks.
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Rep Power: 0 amazing price, someone pick this up asap..... i paid double that for mine...... install takes less than 30 mins and all you need are a few hand tools...... in my opinion, the best suspension mod i've got........
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