Strut/Sway Bars

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04-25-2001, 02:15 PM

DSLKnight

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Just wondering if anyone has any suggestions as to who makes the best strut/sway bars. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.

04-25-2001, 02:22 PM

punkdork

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You should probably use search. But here's my take:

RSB: Stillen
FSTB: Courtesy (unless you want the flashy looks of stillen)
RSTB: Not gonna do you much good unless you'er a crazy driver

04-25-2001, 04:06 PM

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Originally posted by punkdork
You should probably use search. But here's my take:

RSB: Stillen
FSTB: Courtesy (unless you want the flashy looks of stillen)
RSTB: Not gonna do you much good unless you'er a crazy driver

I concur

04-25-2001, 04:17 PM

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cattman told me that they will have FSTB and RSTB for $65 each and $18 shipping. It will take them another 5 weeks.

I will wait for them because they make good stuff.

04-25-2001, 05:06 PM

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Originally posted by LoveSick
cattman told me that they will have FSTB and RSTB for $65 each and $18 shipping. It will take them another 5 weeks.

I will wait for them because they make good stuff.

Cattman brace = black Courtesy brace (from what I've seen)

04-27-2001, 10:38 AM

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About how much do each of these cost and how difficult is it to install for a non mechanically inclined person? Also, are they still effective without aftermarket shocks and springs?
Thanks--Gregg

04-27-2001, 10:41 AM

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About how much do each of these cost and how difficult is it to install for a non mechanically inclined person? Also, are they still effective without aftermarket shocks and springs?
Thanks--Gregg

Hehe, again, should use search and the stickies up top...
But I'll be nice again:

Courtesy FSTB ~$85 + shipping, easy as pie, you need a torque wrench for install.

Stillen RSB ~$230 + shipping, easy, but you probably want your car on jackstands or a lift for this one.

And these are QUITE effective for starter suspension mods... especially the RSB.