oner123

Order submitted! Can't wait!

TheWrench116

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paid for hope it ships Friday.

Tomtwtwtw

I'm getting an "undefined error" when ordering.

E-mailed Marcus to see what's up.

TheWrench116

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might just be a lot of traffic on his site.

MrHeeltoe

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Tom has an isolated issue. The cart at this time is not experiencing any issues.

Of course we are available by phone or email to support you!

Marcus
949-295-1668

08rdx

Iam having the same issue "Undefined Error" can you help me with this Marcus? Iam trying to pay with paypal. Thanks

KenB350z

Haha, this reminds me of the days when trying to buy hyped up shoes online and the site crashing. HeelToe Automotive is the hype these days!!

MrHeeltoe

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Lol, i wish!

More likely than that is that we had some work done in the cart over the last 3-4 days. We have been getting orders all weekend long though, so it SHOULD be working. I am here to support as needed.

Tomtwtwtw

Got mine in the mail today...anyone install theirs yet or is everyone waiting for the weekend?

Tomtwtwtw

So I threw mine on over the weekend. Took about 90 minutes and was very easy. Instructions that came with the bar were very easy to follow (hence no pics - instructions have you covered). All you need are some metric sockets (don't recall the sizes but nothing a basic set won't have), a 14mm wrench, and a the instructions say a 6mm allen but I think it might have been a 4. Either that or the labels on my set are wonky. 3 and 12 inch extensions make life easier, but not required. An impact might also be handy if you play in the snow often, but I had no trouble with any of the bolts with just the socket wrench.

I also suggest you lift the ass end nice and high as you'll need to support the rear subframe with a jack while you do this, as it's much easier for maneuvering if you can slip the jack in from between your jack stand and rear tire rather than from the rear of the car where you'll be working.

mrgold35

I just dropped off my RDX at the shop to get the RSB installed. I also have additional parts for suspension being installed because I ride has deteriorated a little bit at 118,000 miles. The shop is going to install KYB shock/struts, Progress RSB, new front/back endlinks, and moog front stabilizer bar bushings (install new Conti DWS tires over the weekend).

Might be this weekend before I can really give her a test drive and report back.

isaac.lee

Meeting up with Marcus this weekend and getting this installed! We talked bout a write up as well. Will keep you guys updated on a review soon as I can

Tomtwtwtw

You probably already have it covered, but make sure that shop does an alignment! Only saying it because you didn't mention it above with all the other goodies.

KenB350z

Auto X!!!

bluecarbonfiber

he has a nice lift to maker the installation easy

mrgold35

I have a lifetime alignment with Firestone for all three vehicles. It has paid for itself over the years. All vehicle seem to be a touch out of alignment every-time I take them back 1-2 times a year.

isaac.lee

Sweet, a lift is always a plus. Wish I had one myself. Looking forward to meeting Marcus as well, seems like a cool guy.

Tomtwtwtw

Nice, I wish I had done that on my previous car! I was always playing around with the suspension and it was hard to get more than 20k on a set of tires.

hypnotini

ordered was a bit late but cant wait :-D my car clubs all about the twisties

KenB350z

Lol

mrgold35

I got my RSB installed+alignment. I also did new tires, shocks, struts, front camber bolts, and endlinks. I forgot to tell the tech which setting and he put the RSB on the softer settings. The soft setting still stiffer than the OEM RSB. The tech said I could bring it back at not cost if I wanted the stiffer setting later. I will give the new suspension some time to break-in a little bit more and the weather gets warmer. We went from the 70s last week to upper teens today (near 0 with wind chill).

isaac.lee

Met up with Marcus aka Mr heeltoe over the weekend and had the RSB installed. We were going to do a DIY for it but it comes with instructions and pictures that Progress had did themselves which are clear and easy to follow.

Went straight to the stiffer setting just to get the full effect of the solid 22mm RSB. Overall I'm impressed with the product. Can definitely feel a difference from the tiny stock bar. Well worth it and had a great time taking back country roads home.

Thanks again Marcus for the product and installing it!

MrHeeltoe

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Thank you! Was great to meet you!