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How good are the tanabe sway bars? I read that tanabe are hollow. Is that bad? Does that ruin anything? What's the difference?
Best of all... thoughts on the tanabe ones
http://www.tanabe-usa.com/stabilizer.asp
Best of all... thoughts on the tanabe ones
http://www.tanabe-usa.com/stabilizer.asp
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Nothing wrong with a hollow bar. Most of the tensional stiffness comes from the outer part of the bar. A hollow bar will be almost as stiff as a solid bar of the same material and dia. and a lot lighter. I don't know if the Tanabe bar is any good or not.
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Make sure you get a good sway bar setup to match your suspension. IF you running stock suspension a new sway bar setup might not help you at all or might give you less handling then the stock stuff. Remember Honda fine tuned everything on our S2Ks.
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