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Go Speed Racer!i to have had more time with it now installed and my confidence in the way it handles has greatly improved,i may take it on a road course we haqve here in the summer.![]()
Thanks for that. I've started my search for one. Where did you pick yours up?Just installed the sway bar this weekend, no real mechanical issues. The instructions look to have been photocopied a few times too many, so working out from the pictures what they mean was a challenge. The hardest part was accessing the bolts on the front passenger side as the radiator gets in the way of using a socket set, I managed to get the bolts started with a ring spanner and then use a socket with my fingers to get them out. The front bushings are MUCH harder than the stock ones and you WILL notice the difference.
The rear bushings are a PITA to get on the sway bar as they are slippery from the silicon grease and stiff as anything. The brackets that bolt the sway bar to the beam really need three hands to fit.
That said the ride and handling are transformed and I would definitely recommend. Gone is the twitchiness on the freeway, gone is the wallow through the corners, and changing lanes on the freeway will bring a smirk to your face. Freeway driving has gone from a two hands on the wheel, pay attention at all times to a finger and thumb of one hand (not recommended, but possible). Regular streets are much more rewarding and easier in genearl as the car just goes where you point it.
I agree with the poster who first did the install, this should be a standard fitment.