View Poll Results: Best thicker than stock adjustable sway bars?
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Thicker adjustable sway bars than stock GT's?
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I think he may mean stiffer? I'm thinking about doing the same thing so I'm interested in this topic too...I want better body control without sacrificing ride comfort. The stock GT suspension with the 55D rear springs are fine on the street until pushed hard then it understeers and I want to improve that.
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If you have to put bars on [you don't] you can get GT500 bars cheap. The front one is thicker wall but the same outside dimensions. Not sure about the rear. You'd be better off saving your money for stiffer springs and coil over fronts and adjustable perches for the rear.
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