Will this just bolt on?
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Will this just bolt on?
http://www.city-speed.com/webstore/s..._typerbar.html
I am thinking about ordering this for me 2001 LS. Will it bolt directly on, or will I have to make some modifications to get it to fit?
I am thinking about ordering this for me 2001 LS. Will it bolt directly on, or will I have to make some modifications to get it to fit?
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For what you're getting, I wouldn't spend the extra money just for JDM bling.
Check your local auto recyclers... A GS-R bar will work just as well for less money.
Check your local auto recyclers... A GS-R bar will work just as well for less money.
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If you want turning performance, go with an ITR rear sway bar. A bit more expensive but definitely worth it. The front strut bars don't really do anything. Spend your money on something more useful.
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Originally Posted by Shmoo
If you want turning performance, go with an ITR rear sway bar. A bit more expensive but definitely worth it. The front strut bars don't really do anything. Spend your money on something more useful.
front strut bars reduce understeer. heavier rear sway bars create oversteer. eitherway, you neutralize understeer but id go with the strut bar, its cheaper, easier to install... ITR bar will tear your subframe if you dont get a reenforcement kit... if the strut bar isnt enough, start looking into heavier sway bars.
