Suspension
02-15-2003, 09:58 PM
#1
Suspension
Well next weekend i am going to be lowering my ride...
BUT!!!!!!!!!
I did a search...i am not sure what to do...aRear sway bar ...or a Rear strut bar
What is the best one to get to make it handle good...
and also does anyone have any links to any websight where i can buy one.
Thanks for the help
holla back
BUT!!!!!!!!!
I did a search...i am not sure what to do...aRear sway bar ...or a Rear strut bar
What is the best one to get to make it handle good...
and also does anyone have any links to any websight where i can buy one.
Thanks for the help
holla back
02-15-2003, 10:07 PM
#4
Thanks for the help guys...
one more thing...
any links as to were i can order one...
also..what do you recommand i should get...like does it matter which company it comes from stillen...etc...
you know what i mean
thanks
holla back
one more thing...
any links as to were i can order one...
also..what do you recommand i should get...like does it matter which company it comes from stillen...etc...
you know what i mean
thanks
holla back
02-15-2003, 10:26 PM
#5
Originally posted by BLKMAX005SPD
Thanks for the help guys...
one more thing...
any links as to were i can order one...
also..what do you recommand i should get...like does it matter which company it comes from stillen...etc...
you know what i mean
thanks
holla back
Thanks for the help guys...
one more thing...
any links as to were i can order one...
also..what do you recommand i should get...like does it matter which company it comes from stillen...etc...
you know what i mean
thanks
holla back
02-15-2003, 11:26 PM
#6
Originally posted by VMaximus02
-a rstb can be purchased for about $52 (not Stillen). Do a search on rsb/rstb, you will find numerous posts with very informative discussions and links. Since you have your suspension lower, the rsb will probably not give you a "noticeable" improvement compare to stock suspension.
-a rstb can be purchased for about $52 (not Stillen). Do a search on rsb/rstb, you will find numerous posts with very informative discussions and links. Since you have your suspension lower, the rsb will probably not give you a "noticeable" improvement compare to stock suspension.
02-16-2003, 07:54 AM
#7
Originally posted by VMaximus02
-a rstb can be purchased for about $52 (not Stillen). Do a search on rsb/rstb, you will find numerous posts with very informative discussions and links. Since you have your suspension lower, the rsb will probably not give you a "noticeable" improvement compare to stock suspension.
-a rstb can be purchased for about $52 (not Stillen). Do a search on rsb/rstb, you will find numerous posts with very informative discussions and links. Since you have your suspension lower, the rsb will probably not give you a "noticeable" improvement compare to stock suspension.
an you can get an Addco RSB from www.catttmanperformance.com for about $130 or a Progress RSB from www.custommaxima.com for $110. the progress bar is new. i think it is the custommaxima brand RSB. i have Addco as do most people. no complaints.
and it will give you a noticable difference.
02-16-2003, 08:36 AM
#10
Originally posted by Virus
What did you get to lower your suspension? Eibachs/H&R's? RSB is a definate mod.
What did you get to lower your suspension? Eibachs/H&R's? RSB is a definate mod.
well i just got maxspeed springs (for now)
and i have tokico blue struts...
holla
02-16-2003, 03:20 PM
#12
Originally posted by Newman
im not sure what you're thinking of. an RSB isnt the same as a RSTB.
an you can get an Addco RSB from www.catttmanperformance.com for about $130 or a Progress RSB from www.custommaxima.com for $110. the progress bar is new. i think it is the custommaxima brand RSB. i have Addco as do most people. no complaints.
and it will give you a noticable difference.
im not sure what you're thinking of. an RSB isnt the same as a RSTB.
an you can get an Addco RSB from www.catttmanperformance.com for about $130 or a Progress RSB from www.custommaxima.com for $110. the progress bar is new. i think it is the custommaxima brand RSB. i have Addco as do most people. no complaints.
and it will give you a noticable difference.
02-17-2003, 12:35 PM
#13
Originally posted by VMaximus02
I know the difference between the two since I have both on my car. Since he's going to get the aftermarket springs/shocks. The stiffer springs will improve the rear suspension to handle better under cornering manuver. Therefore, the additional of rsb will not help much or give a "noticeable" improvement compare to stock suspension.
I know the difference between the two since I have both on my car. Since he's going to get the aftermarket springs/shocks. The stiffer springs will improve the rear suspension to handle better under cornering manuver. Therefore, the additional of rsb will not help much or give a "noticeable" improvement compare to stock suspension.
I want my car to handle good...
so should i get a sway bar...or a sturt bar.
holla back
02-17-2003, 01:26 PM
#16
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Originally posted by BLKMAX005SPD
even with my car being lowered...
even with my car being lowered...
$110 shipped Progress rsb from Cattman. Makes all the difference, I don't even know it I want to upgrade my struts and springs now. Check it out
02-17-2003, 03:40 PM
#17
Originally posted by BLKMAX005SPD
so what should I do
I want my car to handle good...
so should i get a sway bar...or a sturt bar.
holla back
so what should I do
I want my car to handle good...
so should i get a sway bar...or a sturt bar.
holla back
02-17-2003, 07:46 PM
#18
Originally posted by VMaximus02
Go with the rear sway bar. If you have an extra $52, get the rear strut bar too. IMO or experience, the rear strut bar does tighten up the rear end of the car considerably, not as noticeable as the rsb. Some had argued that the rstb is a waste of money. I sure am don't think so. Your choice bro.
Go with the rear sway bar. If you have an extra $52, get the rear strut bar too. IMO or experience, the rear strut bar does tighten up the rear end of the car considerably, not as noticeable as the rsb. Some had argued that the rstb is a waste of money. I sure am don't think so. Your choice bro.
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