hct67

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Ok, I want to get a Rear Sway Bar for my 03 Maxima but have heard some bad things about the Addco Sway Bar and how it can pinch the Brake Line. So what would be a good Rear Sway Bar to get for the MAXIMA? Anyone have any Ideas or Experiences?

Y2KSESteve

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Stillen. For prices, see sig.

soundmike

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I've had the Addco bar for well over 25k miles. No pinching, no rusting, no problems.

It even survived an accident bad enough to bend my rear beam.

jonbth

I like Stillen because there are no bushings to wear out and it's made really well. I had an Addco sway bar on a different vechicle and was dissapointed with the fit and quality.

limsandy

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I bought my RSB from Cattman. I had no complaint except that the screws get loose like every 3 months, but all RSBs are like that, anyway. No comment on Stillen, cuz I never had any experience with that.


~limsandy

Triple8Sol

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I had the Addco RSB, and it was fine. I now have the Progress which is almost the same thing, but the hardware is designed better. Never had any brake line issues...

VMaximus02

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Stillen RSB is the best IMO in term of quality and fitment issue...tho it is costly in comparison with others.

2k1seae

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I have the Stilllen and I've never had a problem (15K miles). It's a little expensive, but I'm very satisfied.

hct67

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How about the Eibach Kit, anyone have this one and if so how does it perform?



http://65.54.168.250/cgi-bin/linkrd?...2bSpring%2bSet

Triple8Sol

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Your link isn't working...but is that a front sway bar too? hm...

Maximam

My Progress pinches/scuffs the rear brake lines. To those with addco/Progress bars, have you ever disconnected the rear strut and jacked the axle up? Bingo! A lowered car with cut bump stops like mine will interfere break line to rsb mount!

Those who have no problems just please be cautious!