Tanabe FSB questions.
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Originally Posted by SILAP1,Dec 6 2009, 02:00 PM
Ive heard the cr front bar is a good upgrade . so maybe go with cr front from majestic honda . If still not happy go with the my 06 rear bar in addition to cr front bar thats should do the trick for cheap money .
decreasing the rear bar like antonov said is the better suggestion
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Originally Posted by nissanfanatic,Dec 5 2009, 06:24 PM
all intensive purposes.
Anyhow, just so I'm not a complete douche and have some helpful advice, the Whiteline 30mm front sway bar is cheap and fits fine. (it's simple, uses stock endlinks, etc) It's quite a bit stiffer than the stock bar of any year, but it's a little heavy. Great price, only $160ish and you can do bing cashback on ebay for another $16 off.
It's what I'm running right now, I have an old Gendron in my garage that hits my shocks, I'll probably get around to it when I get the car on the track more.
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I ordered the 2006 rear sway bar last night along with the correct bushings.
I own a 2000, so I kind of thought the CR bar was a rather pointless upgrade considering it is less than .5mm difference, although I don't know how much of a difference there is in the length of the lever arms. If the rear bar isn't enough, I think I may try the Tanabe bar. Hopefully this rear bar is enough though.
I had to read this a couple times, so call us square. There are bigger fish to fry.
I own a 2000, so I kind of thought the CR bar was a rather pointless upgrade considering it is less than .5mm difference, although I don't know how much of a difference there is in the length of the lever arms. If the rear bar isn't enough, I think I may try the Tanabe bar. Hopefully this rear bar is enough though.
I seriously crack up every time I read when someone types this..
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Originally Posted by kitwetzler,Dec 7 2009, 07:59 AM
I seriously crack up every time I read when someone types this, it's a total english language fail. "All intents and purposes" is the original phrase.
the Whiteline 30mm front sway bar is cheap and fits fine. (it's simple, uses stock endlinks, etc) It's quite a bit stiffer than the stock bar of any year, but it's a little heavy. Great price, only $160ish and you can do bing cashback on ebay for another $16 off.
the Whiteline 30mm front sway bar is cheap and fits fine. (it's simple, uses stock endlinks, etc) It's quite a bit stiffer than the stock bar of any year, but it's a little heavy. Great price, only $160ish and you can do bing cashback on ebay for another $16 off.
The 30mm solid Whiteline is on my car and works great for me.
Its Australian origin and we get them in UK at about the same cost.
I did fit some ant-tramp clips to it as per the oem bar, as I found it liked to slide about in the bush mounts.
I took the oem rubber channels off the old bar and used a couple of hose clips, this keeps the bar central,
+1 on the English language comments, but please, it a capital E for 'English'
