Road Runner Nest

I built my runner for corner carving and I posted this link on other forums but forgot about this one - you will not find a better deal on these bars - they are almost giving them away - enjoy!
Also I followed this link long enough to know that if you wait for black friday - the discounts are even bigger:

front hollow 1 1/4" sway bar:

http://www.sdtrucksprings.com/index.php ... s_id=16954

solid 7/8" rear adjustable sway bar:

http://www.sdtrucksprings.com/index.php ... s_id=10105

For reference:

http://www.hellwigproducts.com/

nice prices, don't think I can wait until Black Friday!

Do those actually make a difference, a noticeable difference?

asuperdry wrote:Do those actually make a difference, a noticeable difference?

Absolutely. Even compared to a set of stock sway bars. Body roll is significantly reduced, so you car will remain flatter in the corners and handle much better.

Obviously, the most gain would come from pairing them with upgraded tires and suspension components as well (larger torsion bars, better shocks, etc), but even on a relatively stock car they make a HUGE difference in handling.

huge noticeible difference with just a sway bar change. Pair that with a set of bilsteins (if your using stock spring rates) and you got a car that feels very different compared to sock. This is so cheap you would be crazy not to do it. Although I will have to say I'm not too crazy about their rear endlink design, they give you 2 pieces of 3/8" or 7/16"?(sorry can't remember) tube that you drill through the frame to either weld (which I would do) or bolt on, problem is that the pieces are long enough to go through one side of the frame but not through the other side (essentially the piece just "hangs" inside your frame rail). I went to the local scrap/metal yard and got a 10' piece of it for like $4 and made it long enough so I can weld it on both sides(stronger) and I didn't have to use all their washers.