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What about the DC sport carbon strut bar? Is any one running it? Also not that I have the cash for one but would a EVO titanium strut brace fit a Lancer? More options then the top three.
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DC doesn't make one for our car. Check this post out, here is my set I'm getting from RDD.
Can you beat that deal? Awesome paint job + all four bars for a great price?
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...stcount=152343
Can you beat that deal? Awesome paint job + all four bars for a great price?
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...stcount=152343
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I got the strut brace today and found out that DC Sport does NOT make a brace for the lancer. The one listed on both sites is for the 95-99 Eclipse and will NOT fit. Now SpeedyPerformaneParts is trying to make me pay for the return shipping on a part they advertised wrongly. DAMN them. I called AEM and they confirmed that there is no compatible part for us. I hate false advertisers with a passion, now increased to a hatred. Waiting for weeks for 2kracing to get the part in because it was "back ordered" (how can you back order a part that dosen't exist) now having the wrong part shipped and being charged to return it plus a possible 20% restockig fee!!!! I'm thinking of a lot of words that would be edited out!
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i heard somebody said that don't go more than 3 bars in the rear. so what im thinking is getting rear lower tie bar and front strut bar and that's it! i already had rear say bar so...
am i doing alright?
am i doing alright?
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Originally Posted by SJ
i heard somebody said that don't go more than 3 bars in the rear.
"Some said" ???? Who? Why? What was the reason?
I put every suspension part IN EXISTENCE on my Lancer, and it handled ****ing great. So give a good reason why he should/shouldn't buy stuff. Don't say "someone said." For all we know, that "someone" was an idiot!
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DJ, i read on a honda forum a while back that doing all the suspension 'bar mods' would cause oversteer. granted this was from a honda forum but can you verify this or kick it to the curb so i can get on my way?
btw, i'm not that 'somebody' they are talking about a few back. i never asked cause i thought it was bull.
btw, i'm not that 'somebody' they are talking about a few back. i never asked cause i thought it was bull.
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In my opinion, the car handles GREAT after adding everything.
I had: front strut, rear strut, rear sway, rear tie, rear RS bar, upgraded Deyeme bushings (I was a guineau pig) and Tein SS coilovers. If I'm forgetting anything, I apologize. I literally had every suspension part made.
The car handled like a dream. Any oversteer was brought on by the driver (you can too drift a FWD! ), and there was never any "oops, it's oversteering." Not once. The car was completely competent and predictable during cornering.
I had: front strut, rear strut, rear sway, rear tie, rear RS bar, upgraded Deyeme bushings (I was a guineau pig) and Tein SS coilovers. If I'm forgetting anything, I apologize. I literally had every suspension part made.
The car handled like a dream. Any oversteer was brought on by the driver (you can too drift a FWD! ), and there was never any "oops, it's oversteering." Not once. The car was completely competent and predictable during cornering.