vjo90rs8

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If you are looking to put together a good set of sway bars for cheap and you don't care too much about adding weight here is what I did, but it will take a little more work.
ST Front 35mm Sway Bar (includes new endlinks and bushings) $126
21mm Rear Sway Bar from a ThirdGen (thirdgen.org or local junk yard) paid $25
New 21mm Endlinks and Bushings $25
Shipping for everything + Paint for old bar= $20
Use the remaining money to buy....
Bilstein revalves from Sam
Stock springs with lowering mods
Adjustable PHB
LCAs and relocation brackets

DuronClocker

iTrader: (25)

I don't understand the swaybar before shock/spring thing on these cars. Upgrade to a high quality shock (and optionally springs) first, and then go to swaybars. The shocks might just be enough for you.

coolformula

iTrader: (21)

I think all the cars should have the 35mm bars. Makes a big difference!

OMGWTFBODY

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Anyone have experience with Bilstein shocks? I've heard a lot of good things from the drivers at work. (race car owners/ engineers/ machinists.)

TooSlow02

Bilsteins do ok with stock springs. Any type of lowering spring has too high of a spring rate for Bilsteins to damp properly, though.

OMGWTFBODY

iTrader: (5)

Any kind of Bilsteins?