Sway bars......REALLY??
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From: Dirty Jerzey
Sway bars......REALLY??
Ok gents let's be real. I am a daily driver so this is the question. Do sway bars really make the difference? I am a mod junkie when the money is there but I am curious to know if this is a good investment for me. What is your honest opinion and experiences. Also if I do go the sway bar route is it worth to do both front and back?
Let me know...
Let me know...
Best $300 I have EVER spent on ANY car mod.
Made a night and day difference. With my D-specs, Hotchkis sways, and 1" drop, that thing is so much fun to drive now.
Made a night and day difference. With my D-specs, Hotchkis sways, and 1" drop, that thing is so much fun to drive now.
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If I remember correctly we have a vender on here that sells a few different variety of sway bars for cheaper than elsewhere for our cars so you should have a look around here first if you're planning on making that purchase.
I'm using Hotchkis front and rear sways.
https://www.upscaleautomotive.com/p-...and-sedan.aspx
Downside to getting sways... are that you might have to get new endlinks in the future because our stock ones are known to snap because they have a hard time handling that much stress and pressure that they can possibly recieve from the sways if you set the settings hard enough.
I'm still using my stock endlinks, but the settings that I have my sways at are pretty low. 2nd hole from the bottom for the fronts and last hole on the rear. Had the sways in for around a year I suppose.
I'm using Hotchkis front and rear sways.
https://www.upscaleautomotive.com/p-...and-sedan.aspx
Downside to getting sways... are that you might have to get new endlinks in the future because our stock ones are known to snap because they have a hard time handling that much stress and pressure that they can possibly recieve from the sways if you set the settings hard enough.
I'm still using my stock endlinks, but the settings that I have my sways at are pretty low. 2nd hole from the bottom for the fronts and last hole on the rear. Had the sways in for around a year I suppose.
If I remember correctly we have a vender on here that sells a few different variety of sway bars for cheaper than elsewhere for our cars so you should have a look around here first if you're planning on making that purchase.
I'm using Hotchkis front and rear sways.
https://www.upscaleautomotive.com/p-...and-sedan.aspx
Downside to getting sways... are that you might have to get new endlinks in the future because our stock ones are known to snap because they have a hard time handling that much stress and pressure that they can possibly recieve from the sways if you set the settings hard enough.
I'm still using my stock endlinks, but the settings that I have my sways at are pretty low. 2nd hole from the bottom for the fronts and last hole on the rear. Had the sways in for around a year I suppose.
I'm using Hotchkis front and rear sways.
https://www.upscaleautomotive.com/p-...and-sedan.aspx
Downside to getting sways... are that you might have to get new endlinks in the future because our stock ones are known to snap because they have a hard time handling that much stress and pressure that they can possibly recieve from the sways if you set the settings hard enough.
I'm still using my stock endlinks, but the settings that I have my sways at are pretty low. 2nd hole from the bottom for the fronts and last hole on the rear. Had the sways in for around a year I suppose.
I didn't feel THAT much of a difference between the Hotchkiss and my OEM 06 Sport Sways. Then again, I have both bars set to one below the stiffest setting. Maybe I should go full stiff.








