agency power sway bars and links
10-06-2007, 01:50 AM
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agency power sway bars and links
Heyyyyyyyyyy, is there anyone who has the agency power sway bars and link package........ if some of you do, can u let me know whats good on that????? cuz i ve been researching about it but seems like really rare people have this brand sway bars.
i didnt think sway bars before cuz i thought that wasnt my early mod on my list. but today i went with my buddy to the suburu shop cuz he was gonna let them install his new sway bars....after that, i had a test with that car.....feels a lot different from the previous feeling that i can tell cuz i drive his car sometimes. what can i say.....its just nice!!!!!!
Since a lot people have RB sway bars, i dont really wanna follow the side with more people....so, if some of you have Agency power one, please give me review,, highly appriciated....
i didnt think sway bars before cuz i thought that wasnt my early mod on my list. but today i went with my buddy to the suburu shop cuz he was gonna let them install his new sway bars....after that, i had a test with that car.....feels a lot different from the previous feeling that i can tell cuz i drive his car sometimes. what can i say.....its just nice!!!!!!
Since a lot people have RB sway bars, i dont really wanna follow the side with more people....so, if some of you have Agency power one, please give me review,, highly appriciated....
10-06-2007, 02:08 AM
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I have the RB sways. Not knowing how the other handle is where this opinion comes from. You dont want to use something because alot of peole have it. There could be a reason why people dont use them. But I can tell the car handles differently with my RB sways, and if they quality of AP is good would probally be a good investment of your money.
10-06-2007, 06:37 AM
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The AP swaybars are nice. The thing is that because they are adjustable, they are longer than the originals. If you use the stock endlinks, you will hear a bang noise. This is the bar hitting the a-arm. The also happens to be where the stock brake line is. I broke a brake line because of this (it took about a year to happen). You need adjustable end links to keep this from happening. You can get them from AP, AWR or other places. The AP endlinks are the most expensive.
10-06-2007, 01:05 PM
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thanks every one.....but do u guys know if i am not going for track, what is the best setting of sway bars and end links? like which hole i should use for rear and front bar? or......
10-06-2007, 02:22 PM
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10-08-2007, 02:23 PM
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yeah, i thought so, but hopupracing.com has different color ones. i didnt only see vividracing has the white ones, but also some other websites which cover AP sways.
When did they first come out? any of you has any estimated period?
When did they first come out? any of you has any estimated period?
10-08-2007, 03:15 PM
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I just recieved this:
Hi Ryan,
AP makes the front and rear bars and end links each as a separate part.
Dealers like Vivid and Hopup Racing are allowed to create packages if they
choose to. AP does not sell them as a package.
The images on Hopup's site are version one of our RX-8 sway bars. The
correct bars that would be purchased are white bars. The front is a 32MM
adjustable hollow bar and the rear is a 19MM adjustable solid bar.
AP makes the front and rear bars and end links each as a separate part.
Dealers like Vivid and Hopup Racing are allowed to create packages if they
choose to. AP does not sell them as a package.
The images on Hopup's site are version one of our RX-8 sway bars. The
correct bars that would be purchased are white bars. The front is a 32MM
adjustable hollow bar and the rear is a 19MM adjustable solid bar.
10-16-2007, 02:05 AM
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please search "Progress Technology" swaybars first, your wallet will thank you later
and the rear AP endlinks are not adjustable, the OE endlinks are fine unless you have a severe preload issue. I cornerweigh my car and haven't yet found a need for adjustable endlinks. There is enough slack in the enlink mounting holes to account for almost any situation.
and the rear AP endlinks are not adjustable, the OE endlinks are fine unless you have a severe preload issue. I cornerweigh my car and haven't yet found a need for adjustable endlinks. There is enough slack in the enlink mounting holes to account for almost any situation.
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