which first,,,FSTB or RSB?
#6
You'll feel the effects of the RSB a lot more than you will with the FSTB.
Although, if you're on a real real real tight budget, a FSTB would be a better investment. Of course, you can always save up for a RSB and then the FSTB later.
Although, if you're on a real real real tight budget, a FSTB would be a better investment. Of course, you can always save up for a RSB and then the FSTB later.
Originally posted by wope
just wondering.. why that before front?
just wondering.. why that before front?
#8
Originally posted by maxima42
only reason i suggested the front is that it is cheaper, so if you are on a budget, you can get it right now. But you will get more out of having the rear bar.
only reason i suggested the front is that it is cheaper, so if you are on a budget, you can get it right now. But you will get more out of having the rear bar.
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#11
Re: which first,,,FSTB or RSB?
Originally posted by wope
i am on a tight budget and can only get one of the 2.
thanks
i am on a tight budget and can only get one of the 2.
thanks
#12
I agree on the RSB first. I have both, but if I had to do it again the RSB would be my first suspension purchase. To clarify a Rear Sway Bar is under the car; a Rear Strut Tower Brace connects the strut towers in the trunk thereby making it more difficult to fit a sub
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#13
Stillen vs. Addco?
hey, thanks for being so responsive to this guy's inquiry, i'm in the same situation, now, here's the next question, what's the benefit of stillen's adjustable RSB vs. the addco one? what are you adjusting?
#14
Re: Stillen vs. Addco?
Originally posted by Xtreme5053
hey, thanks for being so responsive to this guy's inquiry, i'm in the same situation, now, here's the next question, what's the benefit of stillen's adjustable RSB vs. the addco one? what are you adjusting?
hey, thanks for being so responsive to this guy's inquiry, i'm in the same situation, now, here's the next question, what's the benefit of stillen's adjustable RSB vs. the addco one? what are you adjusting?
#16
Re: Re: Stillen vs. Addco?
Originally posted by Nismo
stillen one you can adjust how stiff or loose you want it to act but moving it forward or back. with the addco you will not be able to jack the car up by the rear beam.
stillen one you can adjust how stiff or loose you want it to act but moving it forward or back. with the addco you will not be able to jack the car up by the rear beam.
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