"stillen" VS "catman/progress" RSB (stillen worth the extra$$$?)
"stillen" VS "catman/progress" RSB (stillen worth the extra$$$?)
so i'm looking to level the car out in the turns and i'm trying to decide between the "stillen" adjustable RSB, and the "catman/progress" RSB.
i won't be autoXing the car i just was a flater handeling car...but i'm not to sure about hte whole adjustable thing...is it worth the extra loot?
thanks
(stillen FSTB, yoko avids v4s 225/50/17, and maybee koni/eibach down the road)
i won't be autoXing the car i just was a flater handeling car...but i'm not to sure about hte whole adjustable thing...is it worth the extra loot?
thanks
(stillen FSTB, yoko avids v4s 225/50/17, and maybee koni/eibach down the road)
I got Cattman and so far (had it for only a month) I'm satisfied with the way it performs. However, I'm not sure how long it is going to be like this, as the the brackets are designed very poorly (constructed out of a weak material, and with oval shaped hole)
check out my thread for more details: http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=476666
Stillen brackets, on the other hand, might start rusting in the winter.
There's also one clear advantage Stillen RSB has, there are no bushings in its design.
check out my thread for more details: http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=476666
Stillen brackets, on the other hand, might start rusting in the winter.
There's also one clear advantage Stillen RSB has, there are no bushings in its design.
I put the Stillen RSB on mine, but I pickedup a preowned on Ebay for $140.00 shipped. It came with all the hardware and was easy to install.
I'm glad I went with it, especially since it doesn't have any bushings. IF I hadn't got a great deal on Ebay, I probably would have ended up with the Progress bar, just based on price, but for the same money, I'll take the Stillen.
I'm glad I went with it, especially since it doesn't have any bushings. IF I hadn't got a great deal on Ebay, I probably would have ended up with the Progress bar, just based on price, but for the same money, I'll take the Stillen.
Originally Posted by DrKlop
Stillen brackets, on the other hand, might start rusting in the winter.
Originally Posted by Cerebros
go with the stillen ones, they are the better them the other ones, i have stillen around my max, dont i any problem i love the way the bar play a big roles in the TIGHT corners
they all do the EXACT same thing. they are all easy to install. only diffirence is price and name.
I believe both bars will accomodate the same end result, but the Stillen bar is adjustable, although once I installed the bar, I have never changed it and don't really plan on it. When you install the Stillen bar, I suggest lubing up the metal sleeves before tightening everything down. I doubt it will keep it from rusting in the bracket, but it will at least give you a fighting chance!
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Originally Posted by Cerebros
go with the stillen ones, they are the better them the other ones, i have stillen around my max, dont i any problem i love the way the bar play a big roles in the TIGHT corners
Originally Posted by Cerebros
go with the stillen ones, they are the better them the other ones, i have stillen around my max, dont i any problem i love the way the bar play a big roles in the TIGHT corners
Stillen stuff is overpriced crap.
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