Cobb Stage 2 suspension package
#3
I've got tein flex coilovers on my 05 sti and was wondering if I should get both front and rear sways or just go with the rear? I heard the front sway dosent do much but the rear makes a huge difference.
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you will feel a dramatic dif. from the rear. not so much the front, but the front does help. So to answer your question... depends
I have both front and rear whiteline sways on my 2002 wrx and love'em.
I would say if money is an issue
Rear whiteline sway bar
Rear whiteline endlinks
Don't put on a rear swaybar without getting beefier endlinks. Stock ones will break under heavy load with a bigger bar.
I have both front and rear whiteline sways on my 2002 wrx and love'em.
I would say if money is an issue
Rear whiteline sway bar
Rear whiteline endlinks
Don't put on a rear swaybar without getting beefier endlinks. Stock ones will break under heavy load with a bigger bar.
#5
ya I was debating on eather whiteline, cusco, or cobb I'm probably gunna go with whiteline, I heard nothing but good things about them then some endlinks and I'll be tearing through thoes turns.
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I would def. get whiteline again without trying another brand. All of my friends have purchased whiteline before and never looked back.
Goodluck with whatever you get!
and yes, you will be tearing through those turns.
#7
We've used all of the above....Whiteline, Cusco, and Cobb.
Honestly they're all are great. We first pick the size we want and go from there....most of the time it ends up being Whiteline based on availability and we usually run sizes that Whiteline uses. They just have more sizes and the adjustability is greater.
The Cobb bars are great for track cars running coilovers, meaning their sizes work well when running stiffer spring rates. Plus they're light.
Cusco's are a nice "mild" bar, and a great bar for the price.
- andrew
Honestly they're all are great. We first pick the size we want and go from there....most of the time it ends up being Whiteline based on availability and we usually run sizes that Whiteline uses. They just have more sizes and the adjustability is greater.
The Cobb bars are great for track cars running coilovers, meaning their sizes work well when running stiffer spring rates. Plus they're light.
Cusco's are a nice "mild" bar, and a great bar for the price.
- andrew
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