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03-12-2010, 11:18 PM
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I got springs first (Tanabe NFs) and then a sway bar a few months later (U*R 23mm). My decision on the former was based (mostly) on looks, and on the latter based on handling. I'm also considering some Tokico (sp?) shocks in a few months.
I highly encourage you to get both the springs and the bar if you can, even if you're not interested in how much better it looks after swapping springs.
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