front and rear shock tower braces
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front and rear shock tower braces
Hello all,
I am new here.
I have an 04 EX 2.4L 5 speed Accord and am wondering if front and or rear shock tower braces make a noticeable improvement in handling. If you put one on the front, do you need one for the rear to maintain chassis balance?
Any answers would be appreciated.
Thanks,
David
I am new here.
I have an 04 EX 2.4L 5 speed Accord and am wondering if front and or rear shock tower braces make a noticeable improvement in handling. If you put one on the front, do you need one for the rear to maintain chassis balance?
Any answers would be appreciated.
Thanks,
David
#2
RE: front and rear shock tower braces
with a suspension and sway bars, they definately make a difference. With a stock setup, you won't feel much. For immobile bars, you don't really need to do both at the same time.
#3
RE: front and rear shock tower braces
Neuspeed bar would be your best bet. It's a 4-point bar without any flex points. They perform way better than generic ones.
I agree with falkore24 ,with good shock/springs combo or full coilover and a better set of swaybars. Add the upper strutbars front and back will give you way better handling than stock.
I agree with falkore24 ,with good shock/springs combo or full coilover and a better set of swaybars. Add the upper strutbars front and back will give you way better handling than stock.
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RE: front and rear shock tower braces
Yeah,
I'm looking at getting a Neuspeed strut-tower bar for the front, and a progress anti-sway bar for the rear.
That's going to go swell (yeah..... i said swell... get over it) with my Eibach + Koni setup
I'm looking at getting a Neuspeed strut-tower bar for the front, and a progress anti-sway bar for the rear.
That's going to go swell (yeah..... i said swell... get over it) with my Eibach + Koni setup
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