RSTB question,and need opinion
02-26-2002, 07:41 AM
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RSTB question,and need opinion
Hi evry one.
I,have '96 GXE with '99 16" rims, the only suspention mod i,have now it's a STILLEN FSTB, big improovment.My next suspention mod is going to be a STILLEN RSTB. SO MY QUESTION IS TO YOU : IS IT GOING TO BE BIG IMPROOVMENT,IF I DON'T HAVE REAR SWAY BAR?
ANY ONE HAVE A PIC OF RSTB. I NEED TO SEE HOW MOUCH SPASE IT'S TAKES IN THE TRANK?
THANK YOU AND HAVE A NICE DAY!
I,have '96 GXE with '99 16" rims, the only suspention mod i,have now it's a STILLEN FSTB, big improovment.My next suspention mod is going to be a STILLEN RSTB. SO MY QUESTION IS TO YOU : IS IT GOING TO BE BIG IMPROOVMENT,IF I DON'T HAVE REAR SWAY BAR?
ANY ONE HAVE A PIC OF RSTB. I NEED TO SEE HOW MOUCH SPASE IT'S TAKES IN THE TRANK?
THANK YOU AND HAVE A NICE DAY!
02-26-2002, 07:55 AM
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Originally posted by clee130
Get the RSB instead.
Get the RSB instead.
CLEE.THANX ANY WAY.
02-26-2002, 07:58 AM
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Originally posted by s600ergy
SORRY I'M NOT TRYING TO BE MEEN SPECIALY TO YOU CLEE, I KNOW RSB IS BETTER, BUT MY QUESTION IS: IF I PUT RSTB BEFOR RSB, WHOT WILL HAPPEND IMPROOMENT OR NOTHING?
CLEE.THANX ANY WAY.
SORRY I'M NOT TRYING TO BE MEEN SPECIALY TO YOU CLEE, I KNOW RSB IS BETTER, BUT MY QUESTION IS: IF I PUT RSTB BEFOR RSB, WHOT WILL HAPPEND IMPROOMENT OR NOTHING?
CLEE.THANX ANY WAY.
02-26-2002, 08:56 AM
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I just added an RSTB to my 95SE. Suspension mods I already had include: FSTB, RSB, Eibach springs, Tokico struts and 16" aftermarket wheels.
I definitely noticed a difference in the way the car handled that can only be attributed to the RSTB. The rear does roll less in turns and there is less dip toward the outside front wheel...as if the rear is behaving better and not throwing it's weight forward as much.
If I noticed a difference after adding the RSTB to my car even with all my previous mods, I would expect you would notice a difference in your mostly stock car.
Email me and I'll send you a pic of it. I had it installed by a shop but it is as easy to install as the FSTB although you do have to cut notch the carpet. It runs very close to the back of the rear seat and does not invade the trunk much at all. However, if you plan to put a sub box in your trunk you will need to allow room for the RSTB.
Jim
I definitely noticed a difference in the way the car handled that can only be attributed to the RSTB. The rear does roll less in turns and there is less dip toward the outside front wheel...as if the rear is behaving better and not throwing it's weight forward as much.
If I noticed a difference after adding the RSTB to my car even with all my previous mods, I would expect you would notice a difference in your mostly stock car.
Email me and I'll send you a pic of it. I had it installed by a shop but it is as easy to install as the FSTB although you do have to cut notch the carpet. It runs very close to the back of the rear seat and does not invade the trunk much at all. However, if you plan to put a sub box in your trunk you will need to allow room for the RSTB.
Jim
02-27-2002, 09:10 AM
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Originally posted by JJW95SC
I just added an RSTB to my 95SE. Suspension mods I already had include: FSTB, RSB, Eibach springs, Tokico struts and 16" aftermarket wheels.
I definitely noticed a difference in the way the car handled that can only be attributed to the RSTB. The rear does roll less in turns and there is less dip toward the outside front wheel...as if the rear is behaving better and not throwing it's weight forward as much.
If I noticed a difference after adding the RSTB to my car even with all my previous mods, I would expect you would notice a difference in your mostly stock car.
Email me and I'll send you a pic of it. I had it installed by a shop but it is as easy to install as the FSTB although you do have to cut notch the carpet. It runs very close to the back of the rear seat and does not invade the trunk much at all. However, if you plan to put a sub box in your trunk you will need to allow room for the RSTB.
Jim
I just added an RSTB to my 95SE. Suspension mods I already had include: FSTB, RSB, Eibach springs, Tokico struts and 16" aftermarket wheels.
I definitely noticed a difference in the way the car handled that can only be attributed to the RSTB. The rear does roll less in turns and there is less dip toward the outside front wheel...as if the rear is behaving better and not throwing it's weight forward as much.
If I noticed a difference after adding the RSTB to my car even with all my previous mods, I would expect you would notice a difference in your mostly stock car.
Email me and I'll send you a pic of it. I had it installed by a shop but it is as easy to install as the FSTB although you do have to cut notch the carpet. It runs very close to the back of the rear seat and does not invade the trunk much at all. However, if you plan to put a sub box in your trunk you will need to allow room for the RSTB.
Jim
I'll e mail you wright now.
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