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Old 02-14-2002, 11:42 AM   #21 (permalink)
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Old 02-14-2002, 11:51 AM   #22 (permalink)
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since James of www.performance-evolution.com doesn't have anymore.

you can try www.japanparts.com
email the guy for a quote and shipping costs from japan.
he has very good service, you can count on it.
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Hmm

Well Dc sucks and spoon is hard to get... what are some good other options.. are the tanabe any good. there is also a company called benen industries but they dont have lude **** yet but its mad nice, so what are the options
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Old 02-14-2002, 12:59 PM   #24 (permalink)
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Well Dc sucks and spoon is hard to get... what are some good other options.. are the tanabe any good. there is also a company called benen industries but they dont have lude **** yet but its mad nice, so what are the options
Neuspeed makes excellent strut bars Get them from Cementups too for a good deal
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Cementups ?

is it Cementups.com or what thanks
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is it Cementups.com or what thanks
Sorry newbie Cementups is a user on here taht owns a shop. U can PM him or email him at cementups@aol.com and tell him what u want and he will give u a price. Tell what year u have, etc. b/c he can't get a price unless he knows what u have.
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Old 02-14-2002, 04:25 PM   #27 (permalink)
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For the guys that emailed me regarding Spoon strut bars, I have replied and included my contact in the email. I hope everything gets worked out fine.

For the rear sway bar, I think I'm going to get the one from Tanabe. After that, I think I'm pretty much done with the suspension. I just need a new set of wheels with nice rubber to race with.
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Old 02-14-2002, 04:30 PM   #28 (permalink)
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ok now i'm confused

front upper strut bar is the one in the engine bay......

rear upper strut bar is the one in the trunk between the two wheel wells

whats rear sway bar and whats rear lower strut bar? aren't they the same....?
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damn should have read the whole post... excellent info Darth
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my $.02

I personally think the Neuspeed is a better design than the higher priced Spoon bar. With the Neuspeed you get a solid one piece bar with little to no flexibilty (must have some flex or it will break). On the other hand you have the Spoon bar that is a 3 piece unit with 2 joints which could act as pivot poiunts if the bar is not tightened properly. Less moving parts = more rigidity = tighter steering (most of the time). But hey, that's the worlkd in my eyes.

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I personally think the Neuspeed is a better design than the higher priced Spoon bar. With the Neuspeed you get a solid one piece bar with little to no flexibilty (must have some flex or it will break). On the other hand you have the Spoon bar that is a 3 piece unit with 2 joints which could act as pivot poiunts if the bar is not tightened properly. Less moving parts = more rigidity = tighter steering (most of the time). But hey, that's the worlkd in my eyes.

You rally want notice unless you really like to DRIVE your car.
Good call cementups. I never have been a fan of the bars with joints in them.

And mugenlude, what am I gonna do with you...
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