Addco vs. Stillen RSB
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Addco vs. Stillen RSB
What's up all? Just wondering what the majority opinion is out there. I know Stillen's is much more $$ but is it worth it? I helped a buddy install a Stillen and it's pretty solid. Never seen or touched an Addco in person though. Thoughts?
both are just as good from what I hear but the stillen is adjustable so you can stiffen or soften the effect. I dont have one yet but Im going with the addco when I get one. The stillen one does not eliminate the rear axle beam as a jack point too
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Stillen's is adjustable $225
and
Adco is not adjustable $160
would you rather be able to setup the suspension the way you want it or have it set at on postion that you might not like. I think Stillen is definitly the way to go. Plus its not made like a POS like the adco bar
and
Adco is not adjustable $160
would you rather be able to setup the suspension the way you want it or have it set at on postion that you might not like. I think Stillen is definitly the way to go. Plus its not made like a POS like the adco bar
Originally posted by ny96max
Stillen's is adjustable $225
and
Adco is not adjustable $160
would you rather be able to setup the suspension the way you want it or have it set at on postion that you might not like. I think Stillen is definitly the way to go. Plus its not made like a POS like the adco bar
Stillen's is adjustable $225
and
Adco is not adjustable $160
would you rather be able to setup the suspension the way you want it or have it set at on postion that you might not like. I think Stillen is definitly the way to go. Plus its not made like a POS like the adco bar
The ADDCO IS ADJUSTABLE
What exactly is a POS...my Addco bar is great.....great performance....great quality
screw paying almost twice as much for the same damn thing.
Originally posted by BriGuyMax
What exactly is a POS...my Addco bar is great.....great performance....great quality
screw paying almost twice as much for the same damn thing.
What exactly is a POS...my Addco bar is great.....great performance....great quality
screw paying almost twice as much for the same damn thing.
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squeaking noise?
My addco one squeakes in the winter time when the urethane bushings get hard. I have to lube em w/ high pressure grease once in a while. Does the stealin one do that? Can someone who lives in cold weather tell me that?
Re: squeaking noise?
Originally posted by MAC
My addco one squeakes in the winter time when the urethane bushings get hard. I have to lube em w/ high pressure grease once in a while. Does the stealin one do that? Can someone who lives in cold weather tell me that?
My addco one squeakes in the winter time when the urethane bushings get hard. I have to lube em w/ high pressure grease once in a while. Does the stealin one do that? Can someone who lives in cold weather tell me that?
Re: squeaking noise?
Originally posted by MAC
My addco one squeakes in the winter time when the urethane bushings get hard. I have to lube em w/ high pressure grease once in a while. Does the stealin one do that? Can someone who lives in cold weather tell me that?
My addco one squeakes in the winter time when the urethane bushings get hard. I have to lube em w/ high pressure grease once in a while. Does the stealin one do that? Can someone who lives in cold weather tell me that?
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Stillens brackets are mad of light weight cast-aluminum, vertually impossible to break and will never make any noise or give you a fittment problem like the Adcos do!
I cant believe i just gave props to Stillen
, bastards
I cant believe i just gave props to Stillen
, bastards
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I had absolutely no problems with my Addco bar over 1.5 years of use. No noises, fitment problems, etc. I am getting rid of mine because I see no need for it with a 2" drop, but I enjoyed it while I had it.
Dave
Dave
Originally posted by Dave B
I had absolutely no problems with my Addco bar over 1.5 years of use. No noises, fitment problems, etc. I am getting rid of mine because I see no need for it with a 2" drop, but I enjoyed it while I had it.
Dave
I had absolutely no problems with my Addco bar over 1.5 years of use. No noises, fitment problems, etc. I am getting rid of mine because I see no need for it with a 2" drop, but I enjoyed it while I had it.
Dave
when will you be selling it?
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