Front & rear strut bars

[Spector5]

Well looking for a reputable company that makes rear and front strut bars for a 91 talon. I have as of lately have been really into the autocross and am ready to start pinching pennies so to speak as far as handling is concerned. So I want to take care of as much body roll as possible. I'm hoping there's a decent company producing them besides andys automotive super duper race parts. I've boughten way to many parts from places like that in the past only to
Get burned with chincey, doesn't fit, or wrong part company's before.

 

[l8vr14dsm95]

DC sports makes a really good upper front strut bar for around $130. You can even find them on ebay.

 

[jason91dsm]

imo you are going to want to go sway bars instead off strut bars they will improve the handling and reduce body roll drastically. the strut bars i don't think you will really notice a difference like you are thinking you will. and ST sells a great set for a good price.

 

[jtmcinder]

If you are trying to save money, then don't waste any on mods that won't help. Until you have a decent suspension and very good tires, STBs are just about useless. Put the money you would have spent on them in the bank.

 

[Spector5]

Well should I go with a camber kit next? I already have kyb agx struts, and Megan lowering springs. I'm still relatively new to suspension, so none the less I'm learning as I go with it.

 

[Johng322]

If you are up to learning about alignment there are some very good threads in the handling section you should read. If you could adjust camber you can possibly improve the way the car handles. This would be cheap and combined with track time may be the best improvement you can make on a short budget.

 

[spoolin ddub]

All you need is strut bars off ebay. I'll try to find the seller I got mine from. But at this point it doesn't really matter. For your suspension setup strut bars are the last thing you should be concerned with. Especially if you're considering doing a little autocross. You have to change your bushings. Your tie rod end should to be changed. The list can go on and on .