[Snakes709]

So after spending about $8000 on all my go fast parts while im deployed, i was done the mods for the year. All though i cant believe i spent all that money and neglected the suspenion. I dont want to spend alot of money on it right now, that will be next summer when i get Ohlins coilovers.

So now im thinking of ordering a Perrin 25mm rear sway bar and Perrin rear endlinks. I've read amazing reviews about how it helps the car, but my question is, is there a difference in normal DD on the streets.

 

[WraithX]

Little more sporty. i went hotchkis, with whiteline links. If I were you I'd get the fsb/rsb kit and put the FSB in while youre swapping the turbo. It's like right there an you may as well.

 

[Snakes709]

after reading many threads, i think ill just stick with the rear sway bar. Seems like thats the one that is really needed.

 

[mindovaanything]

good question, I'm interested in hearing some feedback, I know that the rsb will help the car rotate for auto-x and track days but how does it feel on the street and for spirited drives on curvy roads etc?

 

[cowtown_cowboy]

Nice mod list so far! I did a whiteline a month or so ago, stock enlinks and medium setting. I haven't noticed the ride quality get any worse, and definatly doesn't shake it's butt around like it used to. Next year I'll track it with new enlinks and set it to the hardest setting and we will really see the difference. But for dd it's all good just look out for those Edmonton creators and big brown ice chunks off trucks.

 

[KickAss]

With *legal* driving manners on the street, you should notice nothing more than end-link clicking noises and a somewhat rougher experience when going over speed bumps depending on angle of approach.

However, if you go too stiff, you may notice your tail coming out on a wet day on a highway exit ramp :innocent:

 

[Evogina]

i have brand new perrin rsb and enlinks for sale

 

[SiliconTek]

Hotchkis, they sell the rear only. It is a very nice bar. I got mine for ~$170.

 

[Kracka]

I did a whiteline a month or so ago, stock enlinks and medium setting.

This is my setup for the street too. Whiteline rear bar, stock end-links, middle setting.

 

[Snakes709]

i have brand new perrin rsb and enlinks for sale

can u pm me details

 

[mindovaanything]

With *legal* driving manners on the street, you should notice nothing more than end-link clicking noises and a somewhat rougher experience when going over speed bumps depending on angle of approach.

However, if you go too stiff, you may notice your tail coming out on a wet day on a highway exit ramp :innocent:

Seriously? some people really take the goodie two shoes stuff wayyyy too far on this forum

 

[KickAss]

Seriously? some people really take the goodie two shoes stuff wayyyy too far on this forum

Seriously! you lack reading comprehension big time! What do you think the sarcastic comment towards the end was? You better check yourself. It was a light statement, nothing more, nothing less.

 

[mindovaanything]

I need to check myself? lmfao ok tough guy

Apparently my sarcasm detector was a bit off, I made a comment which used your post as a reference to what I feel is a ridiculous level of "I never do anything even slightly illegal with my car and will flame anyone who even mentions something that might be perceived as speeding" that goes on in this forum. You took it personally and make a poor attempt at insulting me and making me feel threatened. Am I supposed to be threatened because you have a large post count? Get over yourself man.

 

[Snakes709]

ok children, take this to pm's. Leave it out of my thread please.

 

[mindovaanything]

agreed! sorry for the thread derailment.

Anyone else have any valid or useful opinions about the OP question?
I'd also like to know if there's a noticeable difference on the street from rsb and/pr endlinks.

 

[deludedbuzz]

agreed! sorry for the thread derailment.

Anyone else have any valid or useful opinions about the OP question?
I'd also like to know if there's a noticeable difference on the street from rsb and/pr endlinks.

Your reaction to Kickass original post was a little sensitive. However what Kickass said is good info. You won't feel much in regular driving but if pushed you will feel the car rotating quicker (for me on Whiteline RSB medium settings.)

 

[cowtown_cowboy]

lets face it we all love rear sway bars. Everyone loves sways bars except for farmers and Subaru outback owners who rally cross. In the winter when the road gets all chopped up switch to the soft setting.

 

[evoxmr08]

With *legal* driving manners on the street, you should notice nothing more than end-link clicking noises and a somewhat rougher experience when going over speed bumps depending on angle of approach.

However, if you go too stiff, you may notice your tail coming out on a wet day on a highway exit ramp :innocent:

How annoying is the clicking noises? Or is just slightly noticeable that one can get used to?

 

[KickAss]

How annoying is the clicking noises? Or is just slightly noticeable that one can get used to?

Honestly, if you're the kind that does not mind a loud exhaust and open air filter turbo sound, I doubt you'll even hear it. My car is pretty loud on the inside, so it can click all day long and I can go without noticing it. It really depends on several factors. If you get endlinks with steel bearing like I did, you will hear it even more. If you get an aluminum bushing instead of a rubber bushing, it will be even more loud. It is VERY subjective.

 

[hiddenagenda]

I'm using a Cusco FSB with Racingline front end links and a Perrin RSB with Hotchkis rear end links. I'm also on Swift Spec R springs and have a Whiteline RCA (I guess you could have just read my signature). The RSB is set on the middle setting. My only power mod is an AMS flash, and I have yet to have my car let loose in the rear (I could be driving too slow or the RSB is on the proper setting). In my opinion the car handles great, however it sounds and feels like what I would imagine the Flintstones car would be like.