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88"s/c lil"bastard · 07-06-2009, 06:03 PM

Its a suspension techniques sway bar in the front, didn't buy it new so im not sure.

pretty thick it made the car under steer like crazy loved the rigid feel but man that under steer sucked when i would push through a corner. this car is ass heavy enough.

i was happy with the results i got when took the impact bumper off, i thnk it caused the car to lose some rigidity and therefore it under steered less.

It's a pretty thick bar, maybe 16-18 mm's

all i know is that the rear bar may cost around $120 for o.e.m.,
considering i don't have a manual trans i don't wanna risk buying another st sway bar to match cause it might not fit, I think the original sway bar will do the job, some decent bushings and the rear bar should do enough.

07-06-2009, 06:03 PM	#11 (permalink)
88"s/c lil"bastard No Skills Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: N.J. Posts: 43 Thanks: 10 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts iTrader Rating: (0/0% )	sway bar Its a suspension techniques sway bar in the front, didn't buy it new so im not sure. pretty thick it made the car under steer like crazy loved the rigid feel but man that under steer sucked when i would push through a corner. this car is ass heavy enough. i was happy with the results i got when took the impact bumper off, i thnk it caused the car to lose some rigidity and therefore it under steered less. It's a pretty thick bar, maybe 16-18 mm's all i know is that the rear bar may cost around $120 for o.e.m., considering i don't have a manual trans i don't wanna risk buying another st sway bar to match cause it might not fit, I think the original sway bar will do the job, some decent bushings and the rear bar should do enough.