Which rear sway bar?
I hear that the Steeda is the one to go with but it's expensive. Don't bother with the front, it's really not all that needed, though it depends on what your car is oriented towards. I know the Steeda is on my list no doubt...but on the bottom because the price kills me! The FRPP package is suppost to be pretty sweet too, as well as BMR's. I'm just more familiar with the Steeda set up though...
- Justin
- Justin
Thanks for the responses...I'm not sure I want to do the springs /d specs because of ride quality....this is a DD in Houston....I don't mind the ride height I have (actually, it allows me to not hit ramps/driveways etc), but I do want less body roll, which is why I'm hoping to reduce roll w/o sacrificing ride quality by doing the rear sway bar.
You could always go with the Roush springs for a very mild drop, D-specs, and sway bars. Just doing sway bars ain't gonna help all that much as the stock shocks and springs are soft. You are not going to be able to increase suspension performance without some sort of sacrifice in ride quality.
I say go with the Saleen Watts Link for the rear suspension.
http://www.haneymotorsport.com/SALEEN%20SUSPENSION.htm
http://www.haneymotorsport.com/SALEEN%20SUSPENSION.htm
I say go with the Saleen Watts Link for the rear suspension.
http://www.haneymotorsport.com/SALEEN%20SUSPENSION.htm
http://www.haneymotorsport.com/SALEEN%20SUSPENSION.htm
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