sway bars
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sway bars I have a 2000 WS6 and have an opportunity to buy Spohn front and rear sway bars for $150 bucks plus my stock ones, my question is will I get a stiffer ride with the Spohn or are the WS6 ones just as good.......Also I already have the Eibach Sportline,BMR Re-location, Hotckis Adj. Panhard,LCA's,SLP SFC and if they Sway bars are better then my stock WS6 then I can get the Torq arm alsofor 250......oh and the Spohn ones are the Solid ones.......
If you are going to step up on sway bars and are interested in better handling performance, I'd go straight to a 35mm bar. Sam Strano does a hollow 35mm bar that is quite light and only gives up a little stiffness to a 35mm solid bar (which Suspension Techniques does and they work very well). I'd not mess with any of the 32mm bars. If you are spending money, do it once, do it right. Buy the 35mm. You'll be amazed at the difference.
Originally Posted by trackbird
If you are going to step up on sway bars and are interested in better handling performance, I'd go straight to a 35mm bar. Sam Strano does a hollow 35mm bar that is quite light and only gives up a little stiffness to a 35mm solid bar (which Suspension Techniques does and they work very well). I'd not mess with any of the 32mm bars. If you are spending money, do it once, do it right. Buy the 35mm. You'll be amazed at the difference.
Here is a link to Strano-
http://www.stranoparts.com/index.php
I'm with trackbird,,,, get either the solid 35mm {cheap and heavy} or get the hollow 35mm {bit more money but lighter}. Try either one with your stock 19mm rear. If you don't like they way it feels, order a larger rear later.
http://www.stranoparts.com/index.php
I'm with trackbird,,,, get either the solid 35mm {cheap and heavy} or get the hollow 35mm {bit more money but lighter}. Try either one with your stock 19mm rear. If you don't like they way it feels, order a larger rear later.
