Front and Rear Strut bar with stock suspension?
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Originally Posted by Puppetmaster
Yes, but the handling improvements will be marginal at best.
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Originally Posted by Maximized2000
As long as its better than stock and I can feel a difference. I'm getting these strut bars now since I can afford it now. I still can't afford a drop yet. Maybe next year. i was just wondering if I could improve my stock handling by adding front and rear stut bars. I have an SE so the suspension is already a little stiffer than the others.
Btw, the SE suspension didn't feel stiff at all to me... got rid of mine.
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Originally Posted by Puppetmaster
Alternatively, look into a rear anti-sway bar (RSB) instead of the rear strut tower bar. Coupled with the FSTB, you'll notice some pretty significant improvement with the RSB, esp on stock suspension. Plus you won't have to cut your lining like you have to do with the RSTB.
Btw, the SE suspension didn't feel stiff at all to me... got rid of mine.
Btw, the SE suspension didn't feel stiff at all to me... got rid of mine.
I'll look into a RSB but it is a little expensive. Right now I already purchase the Otto Racing front strut bar.
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Originally Posted by Maximized2000
I'll look into a RSB but it is a little expensive. Right now I already purchase the Otto Racing front strut bar.
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Originally Posted by Maximized2000
I'll look into a RSB but it is a little expensive. Right now I already purchase the Otto Racing front strut bar.
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Btw, there is a Progress RSB selling in the 4th Gen Classifieds right now for $90.
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=426059
And yes, it is the same RSB for 4th and 5th Gens so it will fit...
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=426059
And yes, it is the same RSB for 4th and 5th Gens so it will fit...
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Originally Posted by Maximized2000
Thanks...I will try to get that RSB for $90. If not I'll just get a new progress RSB.
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Originally Posted by kcowden
I have the progress and have been very happy with it. It is a solid piece of steel (not a bent tube) and is very easy to install.
Direct bolt-on? Does it come with instructions?
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Originally Posted by Maximized2000
Direct bolt-on? Does it come with instructions?
Here is a write-up for an Addco, slightly different, but its all ya need:
http://www.moodym.com/maxima/tech/addcorsb.html
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Originally Posted by Puppetmaster
Yes, direct bolt on... it should come with instructions and even if it doesn't, its very straightforward.
Here is a write-up for an Addco, slightly different, but its all ya need:
http://www.moodym.com/maxima/tech/addcorsb.html
Here is a write-up for an Addco, slightly different, but its all ya need:
http://www.moodym.com/maxima/tech/addcorsb.html
i have the progress one. had it on my unlowered 00 and now my lowered 02 and could feel a HUGE diffirence on both
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