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speedblind
09-15-2004, 05:29 PM
Put these parts on the car about two weeks ago, and am very impressed by the changes they made. The whole process took about 45 minutes, and that includes putting the bar in upside down the first time. Overall, the install was cake, and fitment was perfect. Didn't have to remove the rear section of the exhaust, although I do have an aftermarket muffler that doesnt take up much space. Greased the bushings with Mobil1 Synthetic and haven't heard a peep out of it. Also haven't had any problems with the bar hitting the exhaust, but again it's aftermarket and smaller than the stock can.

I've had it on the middle setting for the last two weeks, and the handling is much more neutral, although the car still doesn't want to oversteer. I would consider this a safe street setup, but I'm going to try full stiff to see if it's a little more fun. I also bought the front bar but am not sure I'll install it now. The car feels pretty good as is.

As far as NVH goes, the rear end is definately stiffer, and that's noticeable over bumps. Not unbearable by any means, and I actually like the way it feels. Haven't had any complaints from rear passengers yet.

enewtabie
09-15-2004, 09:37 PM
great..
putting my front, and rear helix sway with helix rear endlinks and noltec front endlinks on this weekend.

Nd4Spd4
09-17-2004, 09:44 AM
makes me think that's where I need to put money for the next 'round' of money dumping :D

speedblind
09-23-2004, 05:50 PM
enewtabie - let me know what you think of the front bar. I'm still a little bit on the fence as to whether to put it on or not.

enewtabie
09-23-2004, 10:22 PM
I decided not to put it on..having to remove the sub frame and all that..I didn't want to do..I did install some new front endlinks..which make a nice little difference.

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