Kizashi Club

http://roadracemotorsports.com/store/in ... cts_id=700

Just ordered one for myself and thought I'd share. This is the same as the introductory price a while ago. Get'em while they still exist...

Yes, Wonson92 and myself have the Whiteline equivalent and the handling improvement is amazing (possibly it would not be so noticeable on the Sports suspension equipped models?) Whiteline have stopped producing them and RRM probably will do the same in the future?

Post up your thoughts once it's fitted.

murcod wrote:Yes, Wonson92 and myself have the Whiteline equivalent and the handling improvement is amazing (possibly it would not be so noticeable on the Sports suspension equipped models?) Whiteline have stopped producing them and RRM probably will do the same in the future?

Post up your thoughts once it's fitted.

I'm excited to finally get this part. The body roll definitely has to go, and a rear sway bar helps significantly from my past experiences

Seeing how RRM no longer offers the front strut bar, I'm assuming the rear sway bar will have the same fate

I'll be sure to post a review and maybe even a DIY if I have time to document the install

Im driving with the stock bar back in at the moment (swapped out for a warranty repair on suspension just to be safe) and I'm amazed at the difference. I cant wait to get it back in, best money I've spent on a car! Something to look forwards to

The RRM is a 19mm, right? What is stock? I wonder if the Sport models have a different sway bar or not.

The sway bar on my SLS measured at 12mm.

n8dogg wrote:The sway bar on my SLS measured at 12mm.

What model year do you have?

My stock bar is 16mm, whiteline is/was 18mm, RRM is 19mm

12mm doesn't sound right, that's tiny!? Is it an AWD- read below...

There's a different rear bar listed for AWD and non AWD - but no measurments. http://www.oemsuzukiparts.com/parts/201 ... izer%20bar

RRM prices are ridiculous