Insurance Payout - for Repairs

ShiftShapa · Aug 22, 2013

Ive done more reading on getting the TLS Sway bar, i see it makes a significant difference considering the money spent. Ive seen different sizes for different TL and TL-Type S rear sway bars. Anyone know the part number, im not sure which is the optimal one as i see a couple different parts.
Which one would i need to get or do you guys recommend. I have read one is thicker yet hollow, while another is thinner but solid.
I have an AUTO accord coupe. 4 cyl and does AUTO TL or MANUAL TL matter.

Heres my order, i tried my best to make it one shipping warehouse lol..

264406 - DORMAN Part # 264406 {#11200PAAA00} OIL PAN

DORMAN Part # 520621 {#51460S1AE01, 51460S84A01, WC120621} Control Arm w/Ball Joint

BD125010 brake drum (need 2)- WAGNER Part # BD125010 Brake Drum

ACT465A AKEBONO Part # ACT465A ProACT Ultra Premium Ceramic Pad

0812842- BECK/ARNLEY Part # 0812842 BRAKE SHOE

1014737 - BECK/ARNLEY Part # 1014737 STABILIZER BAR LINKS RR

1014732 - BECK/ARNLEY Part # Stabilizer bar link RL

12140039 Fron Rotors need 2)- CENTRIC Part # 12140039 C-Tek Standard Rotor

ShiftShapa · Aug 30, 2013

So i was thinking to use the TL SWAY BAR I noticed these are the part numbers so I wanna confirm

Qty 1, 52300-SEP-A03, 17mm Stabilizer Spring (Sway Bar)
Qty 2, 52306-SEP-A02, Stabilizer Bushings
Qty 2, 52308-S3M-A00, Holder

I have a 2002 accord 4 Cyl 2.3 but am doing all this work - exhaust/cat converter. So i was wondering will the 17mm TL bar be able to fit?

Can i use my normal honda rear Left and right end links??

SykVSyx · Aug 30, 2013

Did you consider the Progress Rear Sway Bar?

ShiftShapa · Aug 30, 2013

Well da acura oem bar here for that part number is 61 bux cdn. So was goin for that . Is there that much a signif difference with the bar. Its gonna get here tuesdayyyy if i orderder today .

001Stunna · Aug 30, 2013

You need....
1xRearBar 20mm--52300-SEP-A11 SPRING, RR. STABILIZER
2xBushing--52306-SEP-A11 BUSH, RR. STABILIZER HOLDER
2xBracket--52308-S3M-A00 HOLDER, STABILIZER BUSH

Endlinks you have to buy the ones made for your car(as the ones on the car now will most likely need to be cut off due to the allen head system being a pain in the arse), not the TLS. Some have opted to go for the moog thicker endlinks.(can also be bought of rockauto)
MOOG Part # K90343; Rear Left
MOOG Part # K90342; Rear Right

ShiftShapa · Aug 31, 2013

I ended up getting BECK end links because it was the only way i could get all my parts from the same warehouse. Also ive been reading that for those who DONT change the front sway bar, its best to have 17mm on the rear.

ANy fitment issues with a 17mm rsb? And how thick is the original accord 02 rsb?

001Stunna · Aug 31, 2013

ShiftShapa said:
I ended up getting BECK end links because it was the only way i could get all my parts from the same warehouse. Also ive been reading that for those who DONT change the front sway bar, its best to have 17mm on the rear.

ANy fitment issues with a 17mm rsb? And how thick is the original accord 02 rsb?

Where did you read this?
If you're just going to upgrade to 17....might as well save your money.

ShiftShapa · Aug 31, 2013

I read it in the the different forums honda tech etc..
I believe it said if you dont change your front sway bars and leave them the same, and add a 20 or 22 mm rear bar it causes more understeer i believe it said .

snip33r · Sep 4, 2013

i am not sure if it reasonable or not but i have a Apexi WS2 cat back exhaust system for 98-02 Accord coupe in very good conditon that i can sell and i am local