renedcruz

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So, I have a 2004 TSX and I just recently put the A-Spec suspension and a CT rear sway bar on it. I was just wondering how necessary is it to put a front sway bar? How much better would it make my suspension, if it does at all?

amadeus303

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IMHO, it's not necessary. The CT RSB is needed to tighten up the rear... add some coilovers and/or better tires, and the car has a really neutral feel to it, including better turn-in. If you put a thicker front sway bar on, I would think you'd increase the TSX's tendency to understeer again.

03uc1

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I'm with Amadeus303 on this one, there's no real need to put a thicker FSB. And to be honest, they're a PIA to install!

Save some money for better tires, and maybe even some good brake kits.

renedcruz

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Cool.... One more thing, if I were to get coilovers, what brand should I get? I've already upgraded my brake system and i just finished buying some really good Michelin sport tires, so I wanna really focus on my suspension so, any suggestions?

lcrazyaznl

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There is tein coilovers
buddyclub
skunk2
and some others

front sway bar is also a pain to install so few have done it and those who have done it say gains are very little.

princelybug

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There's a reason we replace the OEM RSB with a thicker one: to reduce understeer.

If you go ahead and replace the one up front also, then you negate the effects of the RSB.

renedcruz

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Ok thanks for the much needed info.....