STB or swaybar??
STB or swaybar??
i want to improve my handling performance, including taking corners at higher speed, and stuff. i want one mod that i can feel improve my car's handling....will strut bar do this or sway bar?? i've read that i might not feel the difference with stb? is this true??
For changing the dynamics of the car, definitely do the sway bars first. Make sure you match the front to the rear and with your spring rates, though.
As for stiffening the chassis, get weld-in subframe connectors BEFORE you get a STB, as those are much more nreeded.
As for stiffening the chassis, get weld-in subframe connectors BEFORE you get a STB, as those are much more nreeded.
Go to www.stranoparts.com
Originally posted by bruecksteve
You will. But for the money, I'd go with the Suspension Techniques 35mm bar, you can get the 35mm bar for about $150. I wouldn't bother with the rear right now.
You will. But for the money, I'd go with the Suspension Techniques 35mm bar, you can get the 35mm bar for about $150. I wouldn't bother with the rear right now.
SWAY BARS
Suspension Techniques
35mm (1.375”) front bar w/urethane bushings: $137.90
25mm (1”) rear bar w/urethane bushings: $130.00
Package (both bars): $255.00
Give Sam Jr. a call, he'll make sure you get the right one. It will be the best phone call you can make for your suspension.
Suspension Techniques
35mm (1.375”) front bar w/urethane bushings: $137.90
25mm (1”) rear bar w/urethane bushings: $130.00
Package (both bars): $255.00
Give Sam Jr. a call, he'll make sure you get the right one. It will be the best phone call you can make for your suspension.
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