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Old 10-25-2010, 09:57 PM
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Thumbs up TL rear sway bar on my 7th gen Accord

I just installed a 17mm rear sway from an Acura TL and what a difference from the stock 13mm bar. This is the best $39 I ever spent on this car so far. I almost wished I would have went with the TL-S rear bar which a 20mm. Any body who is looking to get rid of some of the nasty understeer, the TL rear sway bar is the way to go. The front sway bar can also be replaced with a TL bar as well but it takes more effort and time. I swapped the rear bar in 15 minutes. Also a front upper strut brace from a 7th V6 6 speed coupe can be installed as well. Many people know about these upgrades but I have yet to see it hear so I thought I would spread the word.

17mm bar parts needed:

1 of 52300-SEP-A03
2 of 52306-SEP-A02
2 of 52308-S3M-A00

20mm bar parts needed:

1 of 52300-SEP-A11
2 of 52306-SEP-A11
2 of 52308-S3M-A00
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