Strut Tower Bars & Strength
Strut Tower Bars & Strength
I'm finding that most of the front strut tower bars are made from either steel, which will rust, or aluminm which is not that strong. I was wondering if the aluminum is as good as the steel since I live in NY and rust is my enemy?
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Originally Posted by traderfjp
Great I guess I'll put my order in. I was also wondering if a sway bar is a waste of money on my 02 Maxima since the rear axle is a solid, all metal, one piece design and not independent?
Originally Posted by $tillenmax2k
Don't bother putting one on. It does help reduce body roll, but it will also make your car more likely to spin out. Many members have crashed their cars, and posted about how the rear end slid and was difficult to recover.
DO NOT BUY THE MOST EXPENSIVE ONE YOU CAN FIND. Try to find an Otto bar or another inexpensive bar online. Ebay usually has some available for around $30 shipped to your door.
i've got the front and rear stillen bars (not sure what they're made of) and they work great... also the progress rear sway bar goes well with them
my car handles like a dream!
my car handles like a dream!
Originally Posted by $tillenmax2k
Don't bother putting one on. It does help reduce body roll, but it will also make your car more likely to spin out. Many members have crashed their cars, and posted about how the rear end slid and was difficult to recover.
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