and is the change very noticible?

 

i like my greddy.

 

i like my cd bar. performance wise. unless you are doin some hard cornering there really is no use for it. just looks

 

The best one for the tC is the one that looks the best to you, literally. There is very little performance impact with any of the bars.

 

My friend has the greddy and loves it.

 

The best one is your personal preference on looks. TRD, Hotchkis, DC Sports, Greddy, etc.... Whatever you think looks best. There's not much difference in how they perform.

 

my brother has greddy, brags to me everyday about it lol, but i cant say anything back because it is amazing

 

all strutbar will increase ridigity... it all comes down to brand, price, and look

 

DC Sports looks like it had the design for most rigidity.

 

Yea the DC Sports one is not too expensive too

 

Better handling on turns comes from a drop in ride height or Strut/tower bars? Since a couple of you are saying the bars don't really make to much of a difference. Greddy and DC so far on on top of this list

 

Tanabe -- great price, great look

 

I second the Tanabe.

 

Anyone have the Greddy Rear bar installed? I just got mine yesterday and am wondering how much cutting I am going to have to do to make it work. Any pictures would be great!!!

 

i dont think you have to cut at all to make the rear sway work, i saw a pic of it a while ago...looked like all interior was kept no modifying...

 

The rear strut towers are covered by the thin rear panel covers. I cut 2 little slices and forced the brace arms right through. I was scared that I would have had to do a lot of cutting, but it went really smooth. Looks really nice, except I now need to shave down my amp rack to have them sit nicely. More work

 

Here's a link to someone who has the GREDDY rear strut bar installed. If ur willing to cut the carpet, it doesn't look bad at all.

https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=110161

 

I think this thread has all of the strut bar info we could need:
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=90916