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Suspension Techniques sways / Beaks ?
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| 12-11-2005, 04:32 PM | #1 |
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Anyone have the suspension techniques front & rear sway bar set on their EK civic. I want to know if the combo is worth it, vs getting the the front and rear bars separately.
How much stress on i gonna place on the subframe without a tie bar? Anyone rip one up? Anyone hear of Beaks Products? Want to know if their shit works.
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| 12-11-2005, 07:43 PM | #2 |
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I split this post off to another thread for you.
No, I haven't had the ST combo, but I've read reviews of people who have, and the outlook is generally a positive one. If you stay at 19mm or below on the rear bar, you shouldn't have problems with subframe tearout. Beaks- yes I've heard of them, and yes their stuff does usually work- but quite a few people have still experienced subframe tearout even with the Beaks kit on an ITR bar. I would suggest either the ST or Comptech rear sway bar with the integrated rear lower brace to make sure you don't have any risk of tearout. |
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