Rsb
Sway bars work wonders on our cars...eliminates understeer and that fat *** Maxima body roll. I felt a huge difference when I put my Progress RSB on. However, mine was a lot cheaper...I dunno if more money will get you a better product here (it's just a simple piece of metal)
It's worth every penny.
I put my Progress RSB in couple of years ago and it's the best thing I've bought for the car. It's easy to install and it helps on those tight coners. I've got mine in GB for cheap. I don't know if you can get it cheaper on Ebay or not.
Originally Posted by 4x4Max
I heard it makes a stock suspension maxima better, but makes a lowered max handle worse..can anyone give some input?
Originally Posted by MaximaSE96
only if u dont know how to drive......there are magical stories of the backend of the car fishtailing out....its because morons think they are Michal Schumacher and try to take a turn as fast as they can without getting used to their new handling.....or they have their rear shocks to stiff cause u dont need them uber stiff with a RSB or they hit a huge bump...but if u hit a bug bump in any car at 65 mph deep into a turn ur gonna kick the *** out.....RSB are great....put it on and get used to it before u go all Formula 1 style on the mean streets
i have heard similar stories to what MaximaSE96 was saying. the RSB stiffens up the rear suspension and as a result, when driving hard on a stock suspension or one without a RSB, you can feel the backend as it gets closer and closer to falling out. but with a RSB, it holds tight until the last second and then loses it. it kinda gives you more security and allows it to be pushed harder, but sacrifices that "security zone" just before the backend breaks off. but again, an experienced driver will learn how far it can be pushed and will drive accordingly.
IMO: RSB is worth it as long as you drive smart and understand what it is doing to your car and how it will effect your driving.
IMO: RSB is worth it as long as you drive smart and understand what it is doing to your car and how it will effect your driving.
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take turns at double the posted speed.
