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gotjnco · 04-13-2008, 11:50 AM

I say go for Suspension Techniques Front & Rear...

both are 25 mm...

now if you go for Tanabe the front one is 30.4 mm thick and the rear is 25mm

For my personal experience I love my ST front & rear... and I DO FEEL A HUGE DIFFERENCE compared to stock...

Lets say, I can make a 45 degree turn on a normal intersection @ 40 mph and I hardly slide from my seat... oh man I fell in love with it...

Installation is a piece of cake too... I have NRG prototype coilovers 12kg front & 10 kg rear...

Furthermore, three or four luders that I keep in touch tell me that the best setup for our 4th gen prelude is a Progress Rear bar and stock front sway bar... The goal is to avoid understeer...

Nonetheless, I say go for Suspension Techniques F + R sway bars

here is a pix of the sway bar...

04-13-2008, 11:50 AM	#7 (permalink)
gotjnco Registered User Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Havana, Cuba Posts: 34 iTrader: (0)	I say go for Suspension Techniques Front & Rear... both are 25 mm... now if you go for Tanabe the front one is 30.4 mm thick and the rear is 25mm For my personal experience I love my ST front & rear... and I DO FEEL A HUGE DIFFERENCE compared to stock... Lets say, I can make a 45 degree turn on a normal intersection @ 40 mph and I hardly slide from my seat... oh man I fell in love with it... Installation is a piece of cake too... I have NRG prototype coilovers 12kg front & 10 kg rear... Furthermore, three or four luders that I keep in touch tell me that the best setup for our 4th gen prelude is a Progress Rear bar and stock front sway bar... The goal is to avoid understeer... Nonetheless, I say go for Suspension Techniques F + R sway bars here is a pix of the sway bar... __________________ Estebuns I'll eat your rice with my spoon! El negro tiene tumbao... alabao!!!!