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    Biggest Sway Bar for EG5

    I want to know what is the maximum size (mm) sway bar i can fit into my EG.
    I'm trying to prep for track and any help would be good.
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    you can get hollow 32mm bars, but they say this equates to a ~22mm solid bar. just get an ITR sway bar and replace the bushes with polyurethane ones. best bang for buck
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    i thought abt the dc2r sway, is it really cheaper then aftermarkets?
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    cheaper than some. and i you like, get some adjustable end links for it. another great mod is to change your bushes. i changed 80% of my rear bushes with polyurethane ones, and it feels so much better. and when i got the ITR sway bar in, couldnt believe how much of a difference it made.
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    ASR is the biggest Ive ever seen, it larger than the ITR by a few mm, very chunky

    alot of ebay shops sell it and the brace in an affordable package with lcas
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  6. #6
    why biggest ?

    Bigger...is NOT better.

    I would put my left nut on the fact that most good times out there come from cars with standard or otherwise slightly larger swaybars.
    Some if not alot of cars rely on spring rates rather than swaybars.

  7. #7
    i think bang for buck is just to get ITR sway, but in the long term invest in some coil overs,
    as they do majority of the work when it comes to corners, or at least i think so imho

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    Rear
    ASR - 24mm
    DC2R - 23mm

    iirc
    Front
    DC2R 98+ - 25mm
    DC2R 98 BELOW - 24mm

    As said before bigger does not always mean better, do some research. You will find things like coilovers, camber, toe, tyres etc. play a very large part. It just finding the right setup to suit your style of driving.

    **ASR sub-brace is recommended for all larger sway bar installs on the rear.

  9. #9
    Swaybars help yes, but spend your money on some decent shocks and bushings before you fork out for a $500-$600 ASR rear kit and bigger front swaybar.

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    dc2r rear is 22mm iirc
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  11. #11
    Quote Originally Posted by will13 View Post
    dc2r rear is 22mm iirc

    AUDM ITR (99-00) is 22mm rear solid swaybar.

    JDM ITR (96-98) is 22mm solid (98-00) is 23mm hollow

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    Quote Originally Posted by bennjamin View Post
    AUDM ITR (99-00) is 22mm rear solid swaybar.

    JDM ITR (96-98) is 22mm solid (98-00) is 23mm hollow
    yep correct as ben said

    theres other brands too like mugen and cusco

    spend you money on a good brand coilover instead imo

    why would you get the biggest sway bar with shit sussy ?

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