sway bar come after coilover?
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sway bar come after coilover?
im thinking about getting the rear sway bar, and my questions is that for 06 wrx
people said that i should get coilover first because the wrx suspension is not
opposite strut or whatever? so i just want to know will the sway bar give me a
big change on the handling? and if i get sway bar should i get endlink also?
people said that i should get coilover first because the wrx suspension is not
opposite strut or whatever? so i just want to know will the sway bar give me a
big change on the handling? and if i get sway bar should i get endlink also?
I'm not an expert on suspension setups, but I can tell you what I have found out so far. If you upgrade the size of the swaybars, you should also do the endlinks, as the OE endlinks will not fit the larger swaybars.
In my opinion, I think you will see a bigger difference in the way your car handles by doing the swaybars before the coilovers.
In my opinion, I think you will see a bigger difference in the way your car handles by doing the swaybars before the coilovers.
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Originally Posted by wrXmon
I'm not an expert on suspension setups, but I can tell you what I have found out so far. If you upgrade the size of the swaybars, you should also do the endlinks, as the OE endlinks will not fit the larger swaybars.
In my opinion, I think you will see a bigger difference in the way your car handles by doing the swaybars before the coilovers.
In my opinion, I think you will see a bigger difference in the way your car handles by doing the swaybars before the coilovers.
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I didn't want to go overboard with suspension mods right away so I started with sways. These seemed to change the handling balance and also flatten out the cornering a bit (less body roll).
Coilovers should make quite a bigger difference, but at the expense of ride and $$$.
Coilovers should make quite a bigger difference, but at the expense of ride and $$$.
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Sway bars are MUCH more "bang for the buck" than the coilovers. How much are a set of sways?... like 300? Compare that to the coilovers. And you will definitely feel a difference with the sways. Endlinks are not required, per say... I run an upgraded set in the rear, just because of reports of them bending.
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