Vigor front sway bar?

[Stoner51]

Does this fit?

I swear I read somewhere that it does. But I went to put it on and can't seem to get it to fit.

And if it doesn't fit what are my choices for bigger front bar? I have an LX

steve

[Nurega]

The Vigor rear sway bar is a direct swap on to Accord EX and SE models.

Why do you want a thicker front sway bar? Installing a thicker front bar will increase understeer. Installing a thicker rear bar will benefit handling by reducing the inherent understeer found on our front-heavy, front-drive Accords.

For the record, I have an Accord EX with a Vigor rear sway bar. The upgrade from the EX-model bar is very minor, but noticeable.

[Stoner51]

I installed the vigor bar in the rear. And now my steering feels different. Hard to explain. So I thought that maybe the thicker bar in the rear altered it and If I uprgraded the front it would even it out.

No?

steve

I did notice when I took out the stock bar that it looks bent somehow. And I don't know how. I'm second owner and I've had it since 2000

[xkjnboix]

i have a 93 ex and when i installed my CL rear ( same as vigor ) i instantly noticed a difference and i previously had been running FU & RU strut bars and lowered suspension.

the ass feels alot tighter. as for the front yes it will fit but if you are lowered 2"+ then you should remove the spacer between the front bushings so the bar can actually do some justice. as far as contributing to understeer.... ehhhhhhh more like reducing body roll. im not autocross racing or rallying wth my cb, so for street use purposes and driving etiquette a thicker front bar doesnt hurt. IMHO i think you would notice alot more with poly bushings rather than a thicker stabilizer bar.

[Tippey764]

Vigor front is completely different, it mounts in front of the knuckle as opposed to behind it. Has to do with the way the motor is mounted.

[Stoner51]

Yeah. My dumbass figured that out the hard way.

Should have researched some more.

Steve.