22mm JDM DC5 SWAY BAR FITMENT
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22mm JDM DC5 SWAY BAR FITMENT
will it fit?
i know that i have read somewhere about the interchangablility of dc5 suspension parts to our em2's but i dont recall what thread it was. anyway, i found this on clubrsx and looked pretty sic...
http://store.clubrsx.com/merchant.mv...roduct_Count=4
i know that i have read somewhere about the interchangablility of dc5 suspension parts to our em2's but i dont recall what thread it was. anyway, i found this on clubrsx and looked pretty sic...
http://store.clubrsx.com/merchant.mv...roduct_Count=4
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I've got one as well, IMO it's a bit of overkill - the RSX 19mm will do just fine. But I do like mine, it's really helped my body roll a whole lot on corners. I have to keep greasing my bushings (I got polyurethane ones), otherwise I get tons of weird noises coming from it.
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Originally Posted by TeLLy
I've got one as well, IMO it's a bit of overkill - the RSX 19mm will do just fine. But I do like mine, it's really helped my body roll a whole lot on corners. I have to keep greasing my bushings (I got polyurethane ones), otherwise I get tons of weird noises coming from it.
Is the rear still as comfortable as before? I mean over bumps and all.
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Rep Power: 368 Yeah it's really not affected that much by the rear sway - I've had a chance to try 3 different suspension setups with my DC5R bar, and the ride quality is pretty much all determined by the shocks and springs in back, not the bar.
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Rep Power: 368 Well, it's just the sway bar, it's swapped in easily enough.
Since my car is heavier than the Civic sedan, I was looking into RSX or ITR (DC5) suspensions for it, but all the other parts like tie rods etc...what a hassle.
Since my car is heavier than the Civic sedan, I was looking into RSX or ITR (DC5) suspensions for it, but all the other parts like tie rods etc...what a hassle.
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Rep Power: 277 i had the 19mm one for a few months and it was great on the street, and reasonable on the track. Now I have the Progress 22mm sway bar and it is a little rough for the streets, but GREAT on the track. The whole feeling of the car is completely different going into turns now.
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