I have to say the cusco is a good design in relation to the comptech, however the fastener on the nedge of the strut tower is what I dont like. The comptech has two allen nuts where the cusco appears to have only one fastening point. I tend to think the extra allen bolt makes for a more rigid connection. I went into this in a Statics course one time at Penn State and the two fasteners were better in that case, but it was not this object.

 

The Comptech has 4 allen bolts (2 on front, 2 on rear) connecting the brace to the bracket for a total of 8 (4 on each brace)...

 

I like the Comptech bar best mostly for its looks and quality

 

And Spoon also makes an excellent Strut Tower Bar. Mine was $187 USD delivered.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Mikey:
[B]For my uses, street and track driving I'm going with the Mugen 31mm front bar only.

 

Tom, do you think we have enough interests in the Mugen front sway bar to do a GB with King?

 

I don't have the Mugen bar yet, but will have one as soon as we have a group buy

That's 3, who else want's in?

 

Personally I waited just for the Neuspeed bar. It has no pivot points no areas to tighten no allen bolts to hold it together. Its a rigid bar that does not pivot(hopefully not flex either).

I will be ordering mine tonight with the discount its only 86 bucks. Can't beat that!

 

Comptech, customized with S2000 logo along with Spoon X-brace. Will post pictures of the former installed in my car this weekend.

 

Just got my Neuspeed STB today so I got to go with Neuspeed STB. Besides it is way cheaper compare to others (I paid $111 including tax and UPS shipping). It looks great...