Installed Rear Lower Arm bar
Installed Rear Lower Arm bar
I haven't seen any post with this piece, so thought I'd share for those interested where the piece actually goes. It's a pretty straight forward bolt-on that connects the rear trailing arm to the center runner. The only things that have to be removed are the skidplate looking things that appear to do nothing and perhaps a piece during the manufacturing process of the chassis on the center runner where one end of the lower arm bar mounts to. Passenger side in the photo.
Last edited by n00dle; Jul 17, 2006 at 11:01 AM.
Details on the bar? price?
And yeah, did it make any difference at all? If it's cheap, that's cool. but if not.. you might be better off with the Tanabe or Cusco bars for the front and center areas. OR a swaybar or something like that.
And yeah, did it make any difference at all? If it's cheap, that's cool. but if not.. you might be better off with the Tanabe or Cusco bars for the front and center areas. OR a swaybar or something like that.
Originally Posted by EMR8
Did it tighten up the chassis or anyhting? Any noticeable increase in driving pleasure 

Last edited by n00dle; Jul 17, 2006 at 12:09 PM.
Originally Posted by rsboy
Details on the bar? price?
And yeah, did it make any difference at all? If it's cheap, that's cool. but if not.. you might be better off with the Tanabe or Cusco bars for the front and center areas.
And yeah, did it make any difference at all? If it's cheap, that's cool. but if not.. you might be better off with the Tanabe or Cusco bars for the front and center areas.
These rear bars that Tanabe have look familiar?
Last edited by n00dle; Jul 17, 2006 at 12:04 PM.
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Originally Posted by n00dle
I acquired mine for $50, they're similar to the ones depicted below.
These rear bars that Tanabe have look familiar?

These rear bars that Tanabe have look familiar?

vendor?I'm thinking Tanabe all the way for braces and stuff, if I decide on getting them. I know someone who has them and they are very nice and cheaper than the Cusco bars.




