Reply With Quotei have to agree ....Spoon makes some of the best stableizing bars...i installed the spoon rear tower strut bar and what a difference i felt with that...the front os coming in soon.....awsome stuff.
Well I recently got my J's Racing Front Strut, Spoon Rear Strut, Spoon Front and Rear Lower Tie Bars, and CTR 22mm Rear Sway Bar installed, and I have to say that it feels like I'm driving a different car. These are probably going to be the best mods I've done to the car. It handles much better and understeer is almost eliminated, and the entire car seems much stiffer. I recommend these mods to anyone interested in better handling and a stiffer suspension. The best part is that you won't void any warrenties.
Later:D
i have to agree ....Spoon makes some of the best stableizing bars...i installed the spoon rear tower strut bar and what a difference i felt with that...the front os coming in soon.....awsome stuff.
Any negatives with this setup EKON? Also, what shocks/springs are you running?
sounds great
keep us updated with some pictures as well
how much would something like that cost?
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I'm using the stock shocks/springs. The only negative is the Front Lower Tie Bar (to low), because it bent when I hit a piece of tire going about 70 on the HWY:'(
I'll try to get some pix later.
Prices:
J's Racing Front Upper Bar $160 (PolePositionProducts) Installed Myself
Spoon Front Lower Bar $138 (inlinefour.com)Dealer Install
Spoon Rear Upper Bar $183 (inlinefour.com) Installed Myself
Spoon Rear Lower Bar $138 (inlinefour.com) Dealer Install
OEM Civic Type R 22mm Rear Sway Bar $90 (PolePositionProducts) Dealer Install
Dealer intallation Price $125
Hope this answered some questions.:D
it bent?! owch, that has got to hurt. but nice setup
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