Who makes Sway Bars? - Honda Prelude Forum

Jordan_4WS · 04-23-2002, 03:13 PM

I used to think Neuspeed and ST were the only ones that made sway bars for preludes. Recently I saw one on Stillen's site, and some just posted about a lightspeed one.

So how makes for our car aside from neuspeed and ST? Also how is the quality of them? What ist he cost?

-Jordan

SLICK96 · 04-23-2002, 04:40 PM

I don't know if they make sway bars or not, but Cusco makes strut tower bars, etc. Check them out. I'd stick w/ Neuspeed, quality-wise. You'll pay a bit more, but Neuspeed parts are TOP quality.

Jordan_4WS · 04-23-2002, 04:55 PM

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Originally posted by SLICK96
I don't know if they make sway bars or not, but Cusco makes strut tower bars, etc. Check them out. I'd stick w/ Neuspeed, quality-wise. You'll pay a bit more, but Neuspeed parts are TOP quality.

I also heard tanabe makes them..

-Jordan

97blacklude · 04-23-2002, 04:58 PM

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Originally posted by Jordan_4WS

I also heard tanabe makes them..

-Jordan

I heard that too...but not 100% sure......

I have S/T and am very pleased w/ it.....i bought mine used for $150 but new for front and rear should be around $230 or so...

Neuspeed makes them too but they are a lot more expensive.....

Jordan_4WS · 04-23-2002, 05:06 PM

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Originally posted by 97blacklude

I heard that too...but not 100% sure......

I have S/T and am very pleased w/ it.....i bought mine used for $150 but new for front and rear should be around $230 or so...

Neuspeed makes them too but they are a lot more expensive.....

No S/T for me, it is not for 4WS models. Tanabes are sold at preludeparts.com. Stillen.com has stillen bars; dont know about lightspeed.

-Jordan

SLICK96 · 04-23-2002, 05:08 PM

If Lightspeed still has the same quality they had 5-6 years ago, when my friend was running their sways on his 93 Civic coupe, I'd highly, HIGHLY recommend them. That car handled like it was on rails, and the bars were of a high, solid quality.