is there really a difference between a 30 dollar and a 150 dollar neuspeed strut bar? its just a piece of metal.... i'd rather pay 30 dollars for a bar than 150 and up for a neuspeed one... help!

 

Yes there is a difference. You don't have to spend $150 to get a good one, but stay clear from the universal bars.

 

A good beefy non-adjustable one will do, doesn't have to be name brand.

 

heres what im looking at buying:

http://www.speedpeople.com/cart/deta...peedpeople.com

they say speicifcally for Honda Civics 1988 through 2000 for $29.95 o_O

 

The cheap ones are just that.....you get what you pay for. Don't waste your time buying a cheap one...you'll just end up buying a good one in the end anyway.

 

http://www.nopionline.com/index.cfm?...0Bar/Tie%20Bar

this is the one I have. Neuspeed for a '95 and they want just at $100. I highly recommend this one. It's so strong, it held my B18C1 up all by itself. I had the motor hanging from it with a rachet strap for over a month.... tell you something?

 

i had an adjustable one for a while.. it was a lil cheapo one that came with the car.. i switched out with a brandnew neuspeed non-adjustable one that i had got for free from a friend and love it. i could def feel a difference. i say go for the name brand and definately not anything adjustable. adjustable one can still flex a bit from what i was told and that makes it less effective i would assume.

 

:werd:

 

the non adjustable endlinks are the best ones to get.


Mugen
Neuspeed
OEM Honda [GSR/Si]
Spoon


or any of the cheap ones in that manner.

 

hey they got some cusco ones... but how come they are look the same, but with different price tags? other than the fact that they are for different years... but will they fit 2000 civic?