Sway-Bar
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Sway-Bar
Hello all,
I have an 02 Accord F23A4. Basically, what i want to do is tighten up the suspension. I'm looking into buying a sway bar, obviously, but am kind of on a budget. I heard something about being able to get Acura TL-S sway bar both front and rear for it and that it's cheaper thank buying an aftermarket set-up. Can anyone confirm this, and also does anyone know any places where I can order it from besides the dealer?
I have an 02 Accord F23A4. Basically, what i want to do is tighten up the suspension. I'm looking into buying a sway bar, obviously, but am kind of on a budget. I heard something about being able to get Acura TL-S sway bar both front and rear for it and that it's cheaper thank buying an aftermarket set-up. Can anyone confirm this, and also does anyone know any places where I can order it from besides the dealer?
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Hello all,
I have an 02 Accord F23A4. Basically, what i want to do is tighten up the suspension. I'm looking into buying a sway bar, obviously, but am kind of on a budget. I heard something about being able to get Acura TL-S sway bar both front and rear for it and that it's cheaper thank buying an aftermarket set-up. Can anyone confirm this, and also does anyone know any places where I can order it from besides the dealer?
I have an 02 Accord F23A4. Basically, what i want to do is tighten up the suspension. I'm looking into buying a sway bar, obviously, but am kind of on a budget. I heard something about being able to get Acura TL-S sway bar both front and rear for it and that it's cheaper thank buying an aftermarket set-up. Can anyone confirm this, and also does anyone know any places where I can order it from besides the dealer?
The TL-S front sway bar is the same part no. as the AV6 bar from 98-02.
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Most people just replace the rear bar with the TL-S bar it is an easy mod to do just make sure that you spray the end links with WD-40 before trying to loosen it up.
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If the end links are trouble to get off, pick up a propane torch...I broke one of my end links and had to rethread it because I tried to force it off just using PB Blaster.