RSX/ SWAYBAR FOR 2K1 I HAVE QUESTIONS!!!
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RSX/ SWAYBAR FOR 2K1 I HAVE QUESTIONS!!!
Okay i did a search but i didn't find anything. I want to make sure i have this right...the rsx swaybar will fit our car?
do i have to drill any holes?
is $55.00 canadian a good price for the sway bar?
is there a diy anywhere on the internet for this condversion?
do i have to drill any holes?
is $55.00 canadian a good price for the sway bar?
is there a diy anywhere on the internet for this condversion?
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Rep Power: 0 No need to drill holes if you have an ex (or the equivelent canadian model). The RSX bar bolts up to the factory locations. Just make sure that you get the two rubber bushings that go between the bar and the subframe mounts. Since the bar is bigger the ex ones shouldn't fit. Otherwise the instillation is a piece of cake with some simple hand tools.
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Rep Power: 0 i have a si ex in the states. you said...Since the bar is bigger the ex ones shouldn't fit what does that mean?
No need to drill holes if you have an ex (or the equivelent canadian model). The RSX bar bolts up to
the factory locations. Just make sure that you get the two rubber bushings that go between the bar and the subframe mounts. Since the bar is bigger the ex ones shouldn't fit. Otherwise the instillation is a piece of cake with some simple hand tools.
No need to drill holes if you have an ex (or the equivelent canadian model). The RSX bar bolts up to
the factory locations. Just make sure that you get the two rubber bushings that go between the bar and the subframe mounts. Since the bar is bigger the ex ones shouldn't fit. Otherwise the instillation is a piece of cake with some simple hand tools.
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Rep Power: 417 i think he meant you cant use the SI's rubber bushings because the bar is bigger, so you need smaller bushings in order for the bar to fit...i'm guessing the rsx one is smaller
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Rep Power: 0 2001 EX (Canadian Si) have a stock factory sway bar.....2002 EX and LX has a factory sway bar...so yeah...just clearing things up [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG] If anyone wants proof i can take a picy picy
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