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Does anyone have the link for that chart that has the OEM sway bar specs on the civics and rsx's? I can never find it.

 
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i know this isnt pertaining to your answer, but i broke my end-link, and i need to know if i need to replace the endlinks or get a new sway bar kit?

 
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i got it somewhere. send me a pm, and i'll send it back to ya!

 
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i had the link but they took down the site.

 
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damn that's what I thought. DOH!

 
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Which models were you looking for? I think the 03-05 civics are the same. The 01-02 civic came with the 25mm and 13mm. The 03-05 comes with the 16mm and the 13 rear. This is ex of course.

The rsx 02-04 Type S had the 25mm and 19mm. The base i think had like a 23mm and a 16mm. THe 05s have a 27mm and a 22mm and the base has the 25mm 19mm setup.

I have the 25mm and 19mm setup and i must say its a big improvement. Some people will say its not the best setup, but for daily driving it gets rid of enough body roll to make taking turns a little more enjoyable.

 
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^^^
Wow, well there we go. Nice

 
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how do you know if you have a broken end links or need to replace the front sway bar???

 
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the only reason that the sway bar would need to be replaced is if you want to, to change the maneuvering characteristics of the vehicle. and as for the end links, you look at the ends for the sway bars, and make sure that they are linked to where they connect to the chassis.

 
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http://www.geocities.com/bellz252/ar...ybarspecs.html

 
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sweet!

 
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thanx for all the info i didn't know there was a difference in sedan and coupe front sway bars