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    I want some sway bars that are durable and that can last.

    So far i have suspension technique, tanable in mind.

    Do you guys have any recommendation???
    I plan to drift/autocross

  • #2
    I'd recommend Suspension Techniques. But what do you drive?

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    • #3
      oh... im mostly on 240sx.org so i just assume every drifter own a 240.

      Any who i drive a 1990 24deee hatchback.

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      • #4
        Yeah, STs are great bars, though I haven't tried them on an S13.

        Too bad you don't drive a Mazda, Racing Beeeaaaaat =P

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        • #5
          Whiteline. They're adjustable for stiffness and cost $175 each end.

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          • #6
            cusco man. Front for 253 and rears for 192. Can't beat that.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by 180fan
              cusco man.

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              • #8
                I've driven cars with white line, ST, and stock HICAS bar. Couldn't even really tell the difference. BTW, if you get the bars together and compare them side by side, it's also hard to tell the difference. (Haven't driven Tanabes, but they seem to be the pick amongst the S13 guys over all the other one's mentioned) And whitelines are adjustable, but do you know what you're doing?

                Cheapest route? get the factory HICAS bar, and get the ES bushings.

                OR get LARGUS. (really BIG bars)

                oh yeah, STs are hard to put on, and crappy fitment. WHitelines are pretty expensive, and harder to put on. Hicas is cheap-o cheap-o, and stock fitment.

                don't know about Tanabe.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by 180fan
                  cusco man. Front for 253 and rears for 192. Can't beat that.
                  Uh, for $250 for BOTH Suspsnsion Techniques YES, YOU CAN BEAT THAT.

                  Largus are the only one I knoe for sure are hollow but they are pricey. Over $400 for the set. they are really popular with drifters in Japan, as I see Largus stickers on tons of cars.

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                  • #10
                    i wouldnt go cusco unless you got money to burn, ST is got to be pretty good, the JIC S13 uses them, and whiteline is cool, if you are ever going to adjust them, but most people wont bother. I would just save my money and get the ST.

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                    • #11
                      tanabe. Chromoly and hollow

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                      • #12
                        hey try the Sustec Stabilizer its made by tanabe so you know its stong and will last here is the link if you wanna check it out TANABE

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