NY WTB REAR SWAY BAR & REAR STRUT TOWER BRACE
01-23-2012, 09:34 AM
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WTB REAR SWAY BAR & REAR STRUT TOWER BRACE
wats good guys im looking to buy a rear sway bar and a rear strut tower brace for my 00 maxima for a good price let me know wats out there pm me or hit me up at 646-824-4782 name is kane
01-28-2012, 05:31 PM
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02-16-2012, 08:35 AM
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Also, the popularity of RSTBs was probably low to begin with since their effect on performance was usually arguable. A front strut tower brace and rear anti-sway bar is probably all you need if you're going to keep your car near-stock when it comes to suspension. I have an eBay generic FSTB and a Progress RSB that I got as part of a group deal years back ( http://www.progressauto.com/products.../productID/460 ), and that combo works for me.
Stillen still seems to sell strut tower braces both front and rear:
The rear one is a bit pricey at $156.00, though.
Peace.
Last edited by 01SE02SER; 02-16-2012 at 08:38 AM.
02-19-2012, 01:28 AM
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A few years back, inexpensive front and rear strut tower braces were available through eBay and were pretty abundant. Unfortunately since the 5th generation Maxima is older now, the market for that kind of stuff had dried up a lot. Now it's pretty much impossible to find RSTBs.
Also, the popularity of RSTBs was probably low to begin with since their effect on performance was usually arguable. A front strut tower brace and rear anti-sway bar is probably all you need if you're going to keep your car near-stock when it comes to suspension. I have an eBay generic FSTB and a Progress RSB that I got as part of a group deal years back ( http://www.progressauto.com/products.../productID/460 ), and that combo works for me.
Stillen still seems to sell strut tower braces both front and rear:The rear one is a bit pricey at $156.00, though.
Peace.
Also, the popularity of RSTBs was probably low to begin with since their effect on performance was usually arguable. A front strut tower brace and rear anti-sway bar is probably all you need if you're going to keep your car near-stock when it comes to suspension. I have an eBay generic FSTB and a Progress RSB that I got as part of a group deal years back ( http://www.progressauto.com/products.../productID/460 ), and that combo works for me.
Stillen still seems to sell strut tower braces both front and rear:The rear one is a bit pricey at $156.00, though.
Peace.
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