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Old 01-21-2004, 02:12 PM   #1
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Front suspension question

I'm considering further stiffening of the front part of the chassis, and have come across 3 products that I am deciding between... all of which look different but am wondering if they all do the same thing.

Nismo Power Brace, Tanabe Front Underbrace, and Cusco Radius Rod.

After reading the review of the Nismo brace, I am kind of hesitant to get it because the reviewer said that you need to remove the front sway bar... it took me hours to put my ST bar on and I'm NOT taking it off again... unless the reviewer was mistaken and you don't have to take your entire sway bar off (if its just the end links, I can deal with that.. its the middle part I dont want to touch)

The Tanabe bar appears to just be the middle section of the Nismo brace and well its function and installation seems straight forward.

What does the Cusco bar do? I can't seem to find very much information on it... is it just like the Tanabe Underbace but is a single bar instead? Doesn't this make it weaker?

Any information about these products would be helpful... I'm trying to decide which one to buy and also how the installations are.
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