Type R Sway Bars?
I'm going to tighten up my suspension some. This the deal. Don't have the funds to lower ride at present time, however , I was going to replace my f/r sway bars on 98 GSR for some Type R's. I'm going w/ the Jdm 23mm ones in rear.
I'm also installing a Skunk2 lower tie bar.
Was trying to see if anyone have this setup & how they like the handling it gives. Also I figured this the least expensive way to improve the suspension without lowering car.
Looking forward to hearing your imputs.
Thanks & have a nice day..
I'm also installing a Skunk2 lower tie bar.
Was trying to see if anyone have this setup & how they like the handling it gives. Also I figured this the least expensive way to improve the suspension without lowering car.
Looking forward to hearing your imputs.
Thanks & have a nice day..
if you're looking to save money, but still want to see a difference, don't bother swapping out the front and get the rear USDM ITR swaybar.
you'll need a mounting/reinforcement kit such as beaks or BSQ. i personally have the BSQ kit (for about 3+ years now). i've had no problems aside from one of the spacers corroding for some odd reason and that got replaced for free.
and yes, you will notice a significant improvement with this alone. understeer will be notably reduced.
you'll need a mounting/reinforcement kit such as beaks or BSQ. i personally have the BSQ kit (for about 3+ years now). i've had no problems aside from one of the spacers corroding for some odd reason and that got replaced for free.
and yes, you will notice a significant improvement with this alone. understeer will be notably reduced.
Last edited by reno96teg; Mar 23, 2007 at 11:36 AM.
Buy the sway bar at somewhere len baranaco acura or another online parts retailer. The dealer will not sell the BSQ kit...buy it from BSQ's website
http://www.geocities.com/bretq/mounting_kit.html
http://www.geocities.com/bretq/mounting_kit.html


