How About This Strut Bar?????
How About This Strut Bar?????
i bidded on ebay for the OTTO racing strut bar....
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...RK%3AMEWA%3AIT
i saw a handful of people have this on their car... how is it????
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...RK%3AMEWA%3AIT
i saw a handful of people have this on their car... how is it????
Strut bars are basically all the same, all made of exact same or similar materials and almost the exact same way. Some places sell no name mass produced bars at low low prices that work as well as expensive bars. As long as it stiffens up your steering and doesnt snap in half in a hard corner it's fine.
Originally Posted by djsoniq
I bought the EB stores one and it seems to work great. Installation was easy and it's a high quality product. Bought it on Ebay for cheap money...
Originally Posted by A33 VQ30DEK
buy stillen!!!!!!!
I hope ur jocking!
Otto is the same as the stillen only difference is the price.
+ otto and stillen are solid alluminum if i was u id buy that one. I just dont like the hollow alluminum ones!
Originally Posted by orlando00i30
Fu|CK NO
I hope ur jocking!
+ otto and stillen are solid alluminum if i was u id buy that one. I just dont like the hollow alluminum ones!
I hope ur jocking!
+ otto and stillen are solid alluminum if i was u id buy that one. I just dont like the hollow alluminum ones!
Originally Posted by The Legend
just buy the things you recognize from the org. steer clear from the rest.

I would say only the strut bars and intakes have been okay so far... I guess the grounding kits are okay too, although sometimes a lil ricey lookin... but apart from that, there's not much else I've seen people here with...
Oh, there's that fiberglass lip that I heard sucked... think it was an R-34 conversion kit or something that some guy got off eBay and he hated it... not that I'd get anything like that to begin with...
I bought one of these, $39 shipped.
FSTB
Quality is very good, solid, installation a snap and it looks good, too.
The Otto is a good deal, too. I've been buying/selling on ebay for 6+ years, feedback is the key...and I always use a credit card, so any disputes (never happened) are rectified favorably.
FSTB
Quality is very good, solid, installation a snap and it looks good, too.
The Otto is a good deal, too. I've been buying/selling on ebay for 6+ years, feedback is the key...and I always use a credit card, so any disputes (never happened) are rectified favorably.
Originally Posted by CCS2k1Max
To this day, I am still wondering if the Otto is really aluminum. I need to put a magnet to mine as I swear it felt twice as heavy as the 4.5 lb shipping weight claimed. Maybe didn't have my Wheaties that day...
+I would still pay $50 for a steel strut instead of $150~ for the stillen (furkin ripoff)
Originally Posted by Puppetmaster

I would say only the strut bars and intakes have been okay so far... I guess the grounding kits are okay too, although sometimes a lil ricey lookin... but apart from that, there's not much else I've seen people here with...
Oh, there's that fiberglass lip that I heard sucked... think it was an R-34 conversion kit or something that some guy got off eBay and he hated it... not that I'd get anything like that to begin with...

Originally Posted by orlando00i30
There is a RSTB, not the sway, for about ~$45 on ebay. Comes and goes though!
You are correct about the RSTB but wrong about the RSB. There IS an adjustable knock off sway bar for $120...I would like to hear if anyone has used this bar myself as it is inexpensive compared to the other options.
Originally Posted by 03blk6mt
You are correct about the RSTB but wrong about the RSB. There IS an adjustable knock off sway bar for $120...I would like to hear if anyone has used this bar myself as it is inexpensive compared to the other options.
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