GTSPEC Bars fit on Sedan
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From: Sugar Land,Texas
Yeah, that beautiful blue bar is gonna get soaked in dirty oil during oil changes.
But you will never see this bar. It is shrouded by the underbody diffuser. BTW, the partshippers price is VERY good. I paid $169 for the two bars, including shipping and tax. The $143.65 price looks very attractive!
I wonder what their shipping price is?
But you will never see this bar. It is shrouded by the underbody diffuser. BTW, the partshippers price is VERY good. I paid $169 for the two bars, including shipping and tax. The $143.65 price looks very attractive!
I wonder what their shipping price is?
I cant frikkin wait. That 4 point box must add a audi like level of rigidity that is so badly needed and I expect great things from the bars in terms of turn in and steering response. Caaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaato...
Guys..... most of the people here have the tie bar set installed but no one commented about the "lateral reinforcement brace" and the "GTSPEC 4 Point Mid Chassis Reinforcement Brace" that someone talked about.. Can someone post pics and give some comments on those as well??
Last edited by cato; Mar 15, 2006 at 11:31 AM.
thinking about it... wouldn't putting this mod on the car defeat the purpose of having the double-wishbone-suspension on the car? i'm thinking it might decrease the comfort level of the ride....
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From: Sugar Land,Texas
Originally Posted by CarFanatic56
cato: so the front tie bar gets covered up by the front underbody panel?
Last edited by cato; Mar 8, 2006 at 09:34 AM.
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Originally Posted by codeflux
thinking about it... wouldn't putting this mod on the car defeat the purpose of having the double-wishbone-suspension on the car? i'm thinking it might decrease the comfort level of the ride....
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Originally Posted by cato
I recommend having professionals do the install. I'm glad I did! It cost me $55 for ASAA RAcing to install the bars. Well worth the money IMHO....

As I was pulling out of the garage this morning at 5:30 am, I heard this sickening scraping noise. I suspected the lower engine cover was dragging...Got down on my knees and peeked under and sure enough!! Damnit!!!!! So I took the Honda today.
Now I have to jack the G up and reconnect what the "professionals" left undone. I thought I heard some funny "clunks" as I drove home yesterday. OH Crap!!!!
At least it wasn't the new bars dragging.
Last edited by cato; Mar 15, 2006 at 11:32 AM.
Originally Posted by cato
Professionals???? I was really looking foreward to driving the G today...
As I was pulling out of the garage this morning at 5:30 am, I heard this sickening scraping noise. I suspected the lower engine cover was dragging...Got down on my knees and peeked under and sure enough!! Damnit!!!!! So I took the Honda today.
Now I have to jack the G up and reconnect what the "professionals" left undone. I thought I heard some funny "clunks" as I drove home yesterday. OH Crap!!!!
At least it wasn't the new bars dragging. 
As I was pulling out of the garage this morning at 5:30 am, I heard this sickening scraping noise. I suspected the lower engine cover was dragging...Got down on my knees and peeked under and sure enough!! Damnit!!!!! So I took the Honda today.
Now I have to jack the G up and reconnect what the "professionals" left undone. I thought I heard some funny "clunks" as I drove home yesterday. OH Crap!!!!
At least it wasn't the new bars dragging. 
Originally Posted by codeflux
thinking about it... wouldn't putting this mod on the car defeat the purpose of having the double-wishbone-suspension on the car? i'm thinking it might decrease the comfort level of the ride....
Since we're on the topic of chassis stiffening, does anyone make a rear strut bar or X brace (front lower or rear upper) for the Sedans or do I have to get one custom-made? IMO, a rear sway bar works much better with a rear tie bar. But the rear tie bar works much better with the rear strut bar...
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Originally Posted by dofu
No... you add these because for better turns, you want a stiffer chassis... this has nothing to do with the way your suspension moves...
Since we're on the topic of chassis stiffening, does anyone make a rear strut bar or X brace (front lower or rear upper) for the Sedans or do I have to get one custom-made? IMO, a rear sway bar works much better with a rear tie bar. But the rear tie bar works much better with the rear strut bar...
Since we're on the topic of chassis stiffening, does anyone make a rear strut bar or X brace (front lower or rear upper) for the Sedans or do I have to get one custom-made? IMO, a rear sway bar works much better with a rear tie bar. But the rear tie bar works much better with the rear strut bar...
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From: Sugar Land,Texas
Originally Posted by jimmykce1
What the hell did they forget to tighten??
The lower engine cover has two pieces. The big cover up front and then a narrow piece behind the big cover. SIGH.....







