Looking to get one of these in the near future.... any thoughts?

http://autosportstyle.com/shop/honda...y-p-64411.html

Progess 22mm rear sway bar.... $135 plus shipping


or

http://www.jazzproparts.com/ProductD...tCode=14053017


Front Strut tower bar...
$132 includes free shipping...

This will be my first suspension upgrade besides tires....

any thoughts???

and if there are any other websites out there i should be checking out feel free to throw some my way....

i lvoe the greddy for the price....

dont know much about progress, neuspeed, or tanube...

 

Go with the sways first, because those will definitely give you more handling than struts. As far as brands go, Greddy, neuspeed, and tanube and pretty big. Though neuspeed and greddyare definitely more on the pricier side of things. I've never heard of Progress. I say either Greddy or Neuspeed, but if you're short on cash, I guess you can choose the other brands. Just keep in mind, you get what you pay for, so it might be better to save up a bit and get the better ones.

 

sway then strut

 

reason being sway corrects your horrendous FWD understeer...bigger the better. 22 is common, 24 is considered monster.

 

Neuspeed has 27mm's out for my 2000!
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Check their web site and see if they do..Both at the same time is the ideal way of course...

WheelBrokerAng

 

27 is SUPER MONSTER. thats a bit excessive...but I mean we drive FWD Accords...so I guess it's not excessive at all after all. :P

 

I've heard the 27mm Progress bar is a great bar. I had Comptechs and they were pretty sweet. I still haven't seen anyone else make a 6th gen V6 sedan hold 0.9g's on a turn.

 

I could believe that. Even the 27mm wasn't enough to hold it down to 0.9gs eh?

 

how big should i go for a daily commuter car? maybe 22mm ? 24mm ?

and should i think about replacing any of the hardware connecting the rear sways?

the links look WEAK.... literally the thickness of a pencil


what should i make sure the new rear sways come with ? (bolts, bushings, etc..)
any tips on the install? looks simple....

also any links or websites would be helpful...


whats your thoughts on H&R components?