Fitted a rear sway bar today~

**Terry** · 22-09-2004 11:39 PM

I fitted a 22mm whiteline sway bar today.....haha it feels great! The rear end of my car does follow the turning angle of my steer......i start to fall in love with cornering~

**Rowie** · 22-09-2004 11:48 PM

awesome man.. congrats... how long did it take?

**CRXY01** · 23-09-2004 12:32 AM

yeah its supprising how much difference a decent rear swaybar makes, really make the rear end a lot stiffer. Next suspension mod for me is adjustable camber as I'm currently running a little much negative camber due to the car being lowered, scrubs out the inside of the tyers

**egSi** · 23-09-2004 08:08 AM

sick terry, sway bars own you....

hey man you better bring that thing on the next twistie run to put it to good use!!!

post up some pics too man

not long away now

**nedgeworth** · 23-09-2004 08:18 AM

Nice work terry!!! pics would be awesome man! Look forward to seeing another AUTO on the next cruise!!! better come along dude will be hella fun

**wynode** · 23-09-2004 10:56 AM

Nice work. You'll love driving the car a lot more now.

Did you get the heavy duty mount kit and lower tie bar too?

**Terry** · 23-09-2004 03:23 PM

Heavy Duty Mount kit? How they look like? My one is a 2nd hand so i just install what i got in hand....any pic would be helpful....thx

**ekslut** · 23-09-2004 03:28 PM

Good to hear that you are happy with it. Should make a big difference. Yeah, that kit did come with the heavy duty mounts.

**wynode** · 23-09-2004 03:53 PM

Originally Posted by Terry

Heavy Duty Mount kit? How they look like? My one is a 2nd hand so i just install what i got in hand....any pic would be helpful....thx

So you are running that sway bar on the stock mounts? If so.....sub-frame tear out is your friend

**EG4** · 23-09-2004 04:18 PM

acually if your car is lowered it reduces the chances of having your subframe from tearing out

but still the chances are there, best to get the tie bar as well