First Mod, Neuspeed Sway bar Pix.
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First Mod, Neuspeed Sway bar Pix.
Here's the 19mm Neuspeed rear sway bar waiting to be installed
![](http://home.pacbell.net/bw_2/sway.jpg)
Polyurethane bushings with lots of grease.
![](http://home.pacbell.net/bw_2/bushing.jpg)
The end result.
![](http://home.pacbell.net/bw_2/main.jpg)
Installation time was 1.5 hours and fairly simple. So far, a noticeable improvement in cornering. This should compliment my Aspec suspension upgrade next week. Stay tuned.
![](http://home.pacbell.net/bw_2/sway.jpg)
Polyurethane bushings with lots of grease.
![](http://home.pacbell.net/bw_2/bushing.jpg)
The end result.
![](http://home.pacbell.net/bw_2/main.jpg)
Installation time was 1.5 hours and fairly simple. So far, a noticeable improvement in cornering. This should compliment my Aspec suspension upgrade next week. Stay tuned.
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Yea, the Comptech is 22mm but uses rubber bushings. The Progress and H&R sway bars are 22mm with polyurethane bushings. I went with the 19mm to play it safe and not throw off the balance of the TSX. The slight improvement in understeer is perfect, just enough to compliment the already great suspension.
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I really cant decide between the comptech or neuspeed RSB. I have always be a loyal neuspeed fan because their products never let me down. Their suspension parts (springs, sway bars, reinforcement bars) never have given me any problems. I just don't know why neuspeed decided to go with the 19MM diameter while everyone else went the 22MM route.
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Originally Posted by tsxflexer
I just don't know why neuspeed decided to go with the 19MM diameter while everyone else went the 22MM route.
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Does the Neuspeed RSB offer more holes at each hand for changing the stiffness setting ?
Remember when I used for the previous ride MkIV GOlf, they have 3-holes to allow the changes in stiffness setting
Remember when I used for the previous ride MkIV GOlf, they have 3-holes to allow the changes in stiffness setting
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I have neuspeed and cannot be happier. It gave a more neutral handling without throughing out the balance of front and rear like when i had comptech RSB on my civic.
Also, 19 mm probably is not going to be as prone to lift off oversterring like 22mm will.
Also, 19 mm probably is not going to be as prone to lift off oversterring like 22mm will.
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How have you guys found your RSB's with everyday driving over rougher roads? Especially when you go over a speed bump with one side of your car and not the other (eg. only your right or left)?
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Originally Posted by TSXdawg
moda way - which bar do you have?
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