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H&R Anti Roll Bar Kit 33251-1 – Honda Accord CL7 / CL9 (2003–2008) – 28mm / 20mm – TÜV Approved

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H&R Anti Roll Bar Kit 33251-1 – Honda Accord CL7 / CL9 (2003–2008) – 28mm / 20mm – TÜV ApprovedH&R Stabiliser Kit for Honda Accord CL Complete Front & Rear Upgrade The H&R Anti Roll Bar Kit 33251 1 for the Honda Accord CL7 CL9 significantly reduces body roll and improves chassis balance under spirited driving. Designed specifically for the 20032008 Accord platform, this complete front and rear stabiliser package improves steering precision, cornering stability and overall vehicle response without compromising daily drivability. Manufactured in

H&R Stabiliser Kit for Honda Accord CL – Complete Front & Rear Upgrade

The H&R Anti Roll Bar Kit 33251-1 for the Honda Accord CL7 / CL9 significantly reduces body roll and improves chassis balance under spirited driving.

Designed specifically for the 2003–2008 Accord platform, this complete front and rear stabiliser package improves steering precision, cornering stability and overall vehicle response without compromising daily drivability.

Manufactured in Germany and supplied with TÜV certification for EU road compliance.


Vehicle Fitment

Honda Accord CL7 (2.0i) – 2003–2008
Honda Accord CL9 (2.4i) – 2003–2008
Sedan and Tourer models


Technical Specifications

  • Part Number: 33251-1

  • Front Bar Diameter: 28mm

  • Rear Bar Diameter: 20mm

  • Adjustable:

    • Front axle – 2-way adjustable

    • Rear axle – 2-way adjustable

  • Registration Type: With TÜV® Certificate

  • Direct fit to OEM mounting points


Key Benefits for Accord CL Owners

  • Dramatically reduced body roll

  • Sharper front-end response

  • Improved mid-corner stability

  • Better weight transfer control

  • Balanced front-to-rear handling

  • Ideal for street performance builds

This kit transforms the handling characteristics of the Accord CL platform, especially when combined with performance coilovers and upgraded bushings.


What’s Included

  • 28mm front stabiliser bar

  • 20mm rear stabiliser bar

  • Mounting hardware

  • Polyurethane bushings

  • TÜV certificate


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Torque Lab supplies genuine H&R suspension components for European and Japanese performance platforms, including Honda Accord CL builds focused on balanced street and track performance.


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