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Originally Posted by accordhybrid
Ok just an FYI I tried to get to fit on the 4th gen and it doesn't fit with the current design I would have to modify it to fit. That will be after I get the 5th gen's out and sellign then I can start work on the 4th gen for you guys.
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the rear bar in the Accord is most beneficial because of the wide open space in the trunk area. In the front of the car, there is very little need for chasis brace, since the engine is there, and in a way, the mounts serve as partial frame braces. It certainly helps to have the front, but the rear is likely going to net the most improvement over stock.
However, if someone could get a 3 pt bar, then that'd probably help tremendously, imho. I did see someone on hs that had made one, and was thinking about producing some for the accord.
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However, if someone could get a 3 pt bar, then that'd probably help tremendously, imho. I did see someone on hs that had made one, and was thinking about producing some for the accord.
- Nathan
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Originally Posted by 92lx
the rear bar in the Accord is most beneficial because of the wide open space in the trunk area. In the front of the car, there is very little need for chasis brace, since the engine is there, and in a way, the mounts serve as partial frame braces. It certainly helps to have the front, but the rear is likely going to net the most improvement over stock.
However, if someone could get a 3 pt bar, then that'd probably help tremendously, imho. I did see someone on hs that had made one, and was thinking about producing some for the accord.
- Nathan
However, if someone could get a 3 pt bar, then that'd probably help tremendously, imho. I did see someone on hs that had made one, and was thinking about producing some for the accord.
- Nathan
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Originally Posted by IamNemo
I don't know if accordhybrid is on hs...but he's on here and is making a 3-point for the 5th gens.
i just won an auction for a gunmetal (matches my rims) rear lower tie bar, yay...
edit: its megan racing, id rather pay the couple bucks for something that is a bit more heavy duty...
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I have a DC which is ok but after driving my buddies ride with a Neuspeed I seriously would go with a Neuspeed next time...or one of AccordHybrids homemade ones.
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Originally Posted by wedley2
oh yea, i remember that thread, do u have to drill holes in the firewall for a 4th gen?
Originally Posted by accordhybrid
Ok just an FYI I tried to get to fit on the 4th gen and it doesn't fit with the current design I would have to modify it to fit. That will be after I get the 5th gen's out and sellign then I can start work on the 4th gen for you guys.
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That should answer your question Wedley :goodjob:
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Originally Posted by Nightshade
I have a DC which is ok but after driving my buddies ride with a Neuspeed I seriously would go with a Neuspeed next time...or one of AccordHybrids homemade ones.
Am glad you said that, because I have been noticing that the DC Strut Bars have been a lot more expensive than Neuspeed's... Do you have and idea as to why the Neuspeed is out performing your DC? Weight? Setup?