Tanabe sustec strut tower bar
#22
She haven't commented on the Tanabe bar yet. Hehehe!
#23
Tanabe Sustec torsion bar brace
I had the Tanabe Sustec strut tower bar installed today and I agree that it improves steering response and stiffens the front end noticeably. It also reduces body lean. I have the Progress sway bar in back an the combination is really fun to drive. I highly recommend both mods.
Nedpoins
2015 EX w/CVT
Tint all around
Auto dimming mirror w/ compass and Homelink
Tanabe Front Strut Tower bar
Progress rear sway bar
Nedpoins
2015 EX w/CVT
Tint all around
Auto dimming mirror w/ compass and Homelink
Tanabe Front Strut Tower bar
Progress rear sway bar
#25
Tanabe Sustec tower bar
I had the installation done at a local shop with some other minor service work I had done. They charged me an hour in labor. I asked them if it was hard and the mechanic said no. I don't think you have to remove any pieces but it looks a little complicated for someone like me.
Nedpoins
Nedpoins
#27
ok the shop takes longer time to figured it out. Now it sit on my 2017 honda fit exl.
And just a quick driving, I can immediately feel the improvement. For this little money, definitely worth it. I also ordered the progressive rear sway bar, waiting to be arrived.
And just a quick driving, I can immediately feel the improvement. For this little money, definitely worth it. I also ordered the progressive rear sway bar, waiting to be arrived.
#28
Finally got this damn piece installed. I couldn't have done it without you DannyJ7. Thanks bro!
Please take DannyJ7's advice on putting something underneath where you will be screwing in the bolts. You need a high level of dexterity to get those four tiny bolts in. Once you figure the first one or two out, you are good. Also, DO NOT try to install this when it is cold out. Cold hands + those tiny bolts = Bad Combo.
It does doesn't it? I know nothing about suspension mods and such. It's interesting to see that more than one manufacturer mounts this in the same darn place. It looks cosmetic to me. DannyJ7 stated it improves steering response and feel as well as less body roll. I'm going to go with experience on this one.
Please take DannyJ7's advice on putting something underneath where you will be screwing in the bolts. You need a high level of dexterity to get those four tiny bolts in. Once you figure the first one or two out, you are good. Also, DO NOT try to install this when it is cold out. Cold hands + those tiny bolts = Bad Combo.
It does doesn't it? I know nothing about suspension mods and such. It's interesting to see that more than one manufacturer mounts this in the same darn place. It looks cosmetic to me. DannyJ7 stated it improves steering response and feel as well as less body roll. I'm going to go with experience on this one.
How did any of you over come this? I'm thinking some minor adjustment can make the removal of the fuse box easier. Anyone?
Thanks in advance!
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