Where's the best place to get the Progress rsb?
Where's the best place to get the Progress rsb?
What's a good reputable company out there to get the Progress rear sway bar at a decent price? I was looking at Gravana, but they want $40 just to ship it, f-that. Anything besides fleabay, I'm not much on buying parts off there.
free shipping from http://www.turbotechracing.com/
with discount code "FREESHIP"
i just bought one!!
AND its $20 cheaper
with discount code "FREESHIP"
i just bought one!!

AND its $20 cheaper
thats what i payed for mine 135 that is. and if and when you get it make sure you have either a friend or an extra jack to hold the rsb in place. i didnt and it was a pita to put in. but i still got it in
free shipping from http://www.turbotechracing.com/
with discount code "FREESHIP"
i just bought one!!
AND its $20 cheaper
with discount code "FREESHIP"
i just bought one!!

AND its $20 cheaper
I wonder if it'll make a worthwhile noticeable difference with my totally stock suspension?
http://progressauto.com/store/produc...roducts_id=397
Could always buy directly from the guys who make the progress rear anti-sway bar. ^^
Could always buy directly from the guys who make the progress rear anti-sway bar. ^^
Can anyone else comment on if the Progress RSB affects the ride quality after installing it? To me a little bit of an improvemnt in handling isn't worth a bumpy ass ride. I'm really hoping that there is no difference at all between stock and with the bar on.
u will feel a difference... the reduction of the body roll in my opinion is worth( I HATE BODY ROLL)..it wasnt and overwhelming difference but it did help a good bit and with springs and a strut bar it should begreat
So it effects the suspension like front strut bar basically but on the rear, right? On previous cars I've been in and owned that have been lowered with somewhat stiff spring rates, the ride quality sucked on raods that were not totally smooth. I guess I'm just used to that when thinking suspension upgrades.
Does the two bolts on each side actually do a good job of supporting the bar, or is there other pieces included to support it to the solid rear axle? To me it seems like there would not be much support and a lot of flex in the middle of the sway bar.
That bar is SOLID and heavy.. it would take a lot to flex that bar. The bolts secure the bar to the car very well... there arent any other pieces to it... just the bar, bolts and bolt flanges... but it will be secure..just make sure u tighten it well
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