Just Installed my RSX Sway Bar
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Just Installed my RSX Sway Bar
Thanks to those who posted the DIY's for it. I'm not such a handy man like my friend
(user DMX) so it took like 2 hours for me! I think the hardest part of it was taking off the endlinks. WD-40 should be labeled as a reqiurement for the DIY. I only have 12k miles on my car, and the links wouldn't even budge without some lubrication. If you plan on doing it soon, use WD-40!! The stock sway bar on my EX feels and looks like crap compared to the rsx one. And I can really feel a difference with the new bar. It feels like a whole new suspension and I feel like I'm flying on the road. Ok, maybe i'm exaggerating a little, but the RSX sway bar is one hell of a modification to your suspension.
(user DMX) so it took like 2 hours for me! I think the hardest part of it was taking off the endlinks. WD-40 should be labeled as a reqiurement for the DIY. I only have 12k miles on my car, and the links wouldn't even budge without some lubrication. If you plan on doing it soon, use WD-40!! The stock sway bar on my EX feels and looks like crap compared to the rsx one. And I can really feel a difference with the new bar. It feels like a whole new suspension and I feel like I'm flying on the road. Ok, maybe i'm exaggerating a little, but the RSX sway bar is one hell of a modification to your suspension. Registered!!
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to me, it feels the same when driving over the bumps, but during corners, god it makes some difference... i was at autocross this past weekend and my car felt great
, compare to my old suspension set up[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-puke.gif[/IMG], which is crap
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[hr]Originally posted by: VNlilMAN
hm.. maybe i'll get one too...[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: VNlilMAN
hm.. maybe i'll get one too...[hr]
Save up and buy the Progress rear sway bar. I tried the RSX Type S bar and yeah, it was okay. But now that I have the Progress set-up, I can honestly say it's more noticable. Not to mention you can rest assured that your chassis is being braced and you end up with stiffer polyurethane bushings.
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[hr]Originally posted by: 3rdcivic
Save up and buy the Progress rear sway bar. I tried the RSX Type S bar and yeah, it was okay. But now that I have the Progress set-up, I can honestly say it's more noticable. Not to mention you can rest assured that your chassis is being braced and you end up with stiffer polyurethane bushings.
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[hr]Originally posted by: 3rdcivic
Save up and buy the Progress rear sway bar. I tried the RSX Type S bar and yeah, it was okay. But now that I have the Progress set-up, I can honestly say it's more noticable. Not to mention you can rest assured that your chassis is being braced and you end up with stiffer polyurethane bushings.
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Hello, did you just changed the rearsway bar or also the front? Will it matter if I just want to change the rear ones? Thanks.[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG][hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: rexroth
Hello, did you just changed the rearsway bar or also the front? Will it matter if I just want to change the rear ones? Thanks.[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG][hr]
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