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No you don't need it, put it on and go. Though a rear sway bar would be nice. I got the front strut bar, eibach sportline lowering springs, and rear sway bar and my car handles pretty damn good.
really u dont need a rear one? HA! dont listen to that trust me even if were not independent rear suspension in the back dont mean we cant use a stronger rear for road courses and street use! look into the ottp rear one trust me dont listen to that get one...i am
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Last edited by rocketrex; Jun 17, 2009 at 01:15 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
Thanks for the help everybody.
I heard a front strut wouldnt help, turns out it did.
So I might try a rear sway bar.
Just checking, is the rear sway bar gonna be low to the ground?
I heard a front strut wouldnt help, turns out it did.
So I might try a rear sway bar.
Just checking, is the rear sway bar gonna be low to the ground?
I have progress lowering springs, and the front, and mine handles great, but I want to try the rear swar bar too.
really u dont need a rear one? HA! dont listen to that trust me even if were not independent rear suspension in the back dont mean we cant use a stronger rear for road courses and street use! look into the ottp rear one trust me dont listen to that get one...i am
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