Help Choosing a RSB
the handling, cattman w/ the racingline endlinks are amazing, taking the car somewhat sideways and you still maintain full control with very little body roll. with my endlinks, i added a bit of preload and it transisitions the turns very nicely!!!
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Stillen, just as good as cattman, and gets better if also using racingline endlinks. I also dropped a set of KYB AGX 8-way adjustable gas shocks and really tightened up the rear end. My Eibach drop helps as well...
Originally Posted by eK9aT10pSi
the handling, cattman w/ the racingline endlinks are amazing, taking the car somewhat sideways and you still maintain full control with very little body roll. with my endlinks, i added a bit of preload and it transisitions the turns very nicely!!!
and thanks
Originally Posted by chernmax
Stillen, just as good as cattman, and gets better if also using racingline endlinks. I also dropped a set of KYB AGX 8-way adjustable gas shocks and really tightened up the rear end. My Eibach drop helps as well...
In ALL SERIOUSNESS, why the hell would somone buy a hallow sway bar for $159 plus shipping from Stealin?.............
Stillen
When he can get the Cattman for $125 ($109 + shipping) as per current GB,
from an accredited vendor here on the forum??
I see a general trend here, people that ride on Eibachs usually end up getting the stillen. People that have done a touch of reaserch end up with Progress Springs and the Cattman sway bar.
Also when was the last time a person from Stillen has posted here on the forum to answer one of our questions about their product.
Just my .02
Kamski
Originally Posted by !PrjctMax!
Can you explain the "pre-load" theory again please? Sorry
and thanks
and thanksTAZ- do you want to hop in here.
Kamski
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