Whiteline sway bars
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Whiteline sway bars
I know a few of you have the sway bars for the Tiburon - but do they make that much difference?
They look to be a similar shape to the stock ones
I already have front and rear strut bars. would the anti-sway bars stiffen things up more than now?
And has anyone experienced any problems after installing them, like with loosing the back end on fast cornering?
Plus, which bars would I need? There seems to be different thicknesses and adjustable/non adjustable.
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They look to be a similar shape to the stock ones
I already have front and rear strut bars. would the anti-sway bars stiffen things up more than now?
And has anyone experienced any problems after installing them, like with loosing the back end on fast cornering?
Plus, which bars would I need? There seems to be different thicknesses and adjustable/non adjustable.
Thanks
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If you can I would advise getting an adjustable one just for the flexibility you'll have in settings. In the snow, if i have my backend too stiff, it'll slip out all the time. but that's kind of half the fun.
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I have both front and rear swaybars and I love them. The front one is 24mm thick compared to the stock 18mm one. The rear one is only 1mm thicker then stock but it does make a difference. I've had no problems with mine and would recommend them to anyone who was looking for better handling out of there Tibby. smile.gif
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I have the rear adjustable. It made the back end slide out more. Could definately tell the difference. You'll want both.
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Front and rear strut bars + front and rear sway bars + Eibach springs + KYB Struts+Adjustable endlinks+Yaya Bushings+Ape Traction Bars = Twisty Road Orgasm
Front and rear strut bars + front and rear sway bars + Eibach springs + KYB Struts+Adjustable endlinks+Yaya Bushings+Ape Traction Bars = Twisty Road Orgasm
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I had them when I was in the group buy. Waited like a year for them, but then sold them cause I wasn't going to mod the Tib for a long while. It also hit my IC pipe on the passenger side.
It's a very simple system that could be built yourself. That's why I didn't mind selling it.
It's a very simple system that could be built yourself. That's why I didn't mind selling it.
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QUOTE (Visionz @ Feb 11 2010, 08:59 AM)
I want to get a set of Ape traction bars really bad. Where did you order yours from?
got mine from a member on RDT, that got it from Javageek when he got rid of his tib