Progress vs. Whiteline Swaybars?
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Progress vs. Whiteline Swaybars?
Hey guys... I have searched, but can't seem to find the answer. Which set of adjustable sway bars are better? The Progress swaybars or the Whitline swaybars? I won't be going to the track, I will just be using them for the street. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks.
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I have the front and rear set of whiteline sways w/ the adjustable endlinks. For sure a great product and really eliminated the body roll. I have not messed around with the adjustable links much as I'm still working out kinks in my coil over suspension.
The links are a heavy duty design as well. IMO a great buy and well worth the money.
The links are a heavy duty design as well. IMO a great buy and well worth the money.
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I've been on RB's and moved to PT...
The PT's make me very happy...
Dunno about Whitelines...but if I remember the PT's are stiffer...
Also the Agency Power sways are rebranded PT's...
The PT's make me very happy...
Dunno about Whitelines...but if I remember the PT's are stiffer...
Also the Agency Power sways are rebranded PT's...
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Does anyone know if Progress Tech and/or Whiteline ship the rear swaybar with two different bushing size options like RB does? Appearantly Mazda changed the bushing size sometime in 2006 (to a shorter one I believe) and they (RB) just ship both sizes and you just disguard the extra unuseable set. Not a big deal, cheap part that could be picked up on my own anyway, but would like to know if Progress (especially since this is the one I would like to get) and/or Whiteline were aware?
Could being supplied with the wrong size bushing (if that's the case) account for some of the problems after install that have been posted lately?
Could being supplied with the wrong size bushing (if that's the case) account for some of the problems after install that have been posted lately?
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IMO, Racing Beat wouldn't offer one type of bushings for an 04-05 RX8 and different bushings for an 06-07 RX8 if there wasn't some difference. I thought I read somewhere that the size is what changed. If I'm wrong, I apologize. But I would certianly want to verify the reason(s) for the two diferent bushings before ordering from any company.
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I just installed the Hotchkis front and rear last night. Front on full hard and rear on full soft. Definitely tighter, but I have only driven a few miles for test drive last night.
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