Has anyone has this on their car?? I have an 07 base model balt and was wondering if this suspention techniques sway bar kit would fit just fine.

Thanks

 

Yes it will fit.

 

It only fits 2.2s so you're good to go.

 

I see.. thanks!! I guess I'll get that instead of progress..

 

when I get that installed do I still need the DC sports strut bar??

 

don't NEED it but it is a great idea to have it.. sway bars go under the car and the strut bar goes up on top between the two strut towers

 

I hear its great, but he mindful the front sway install is tedious. With a lift and all its a 4 hour job you need to drop the frame. The rear is only like a 10 minute job though. If you get it post some pics!

 

Drop frame? U mean the engine cradle?

The ST Sway Bar only fits the 2.2? The CA guys sed it would work on the SS/SC... Help?

 

just go look under your car at the stock front sway bar and you will understand the difficulty of replacing it.

If you have an SS/SC don't buy the ST sway bar kit.. the stock front bar on the SS/SC is actually bigger than the one in the ST kit.. your best off to buy the progress rear sway bar.

 

i have the suspension techniques spring kit... dont know about the sway bar... but i love the springs!

 

Do you need parts to drop your frame/engine cradle?? And how do you do it?? (sorry just a noob in suspention that's all)

 

Well now I feel worse than a noob...I bought the ST kit for an SS/SC... BTW what did you mean by bigger? Longer or Thicker for the bar?

 

have the rear sway in, havent installed the front yet. I also have a strut bar with it and it makes an amazing difference.

the kit will fit the SS/SC but it is the same size so there would be no benefit. at this time, the front sway on the SS/SC is the biggest they make for cobalts

 

I have the whole kit on mine. Made a difference, definatly better over stock. Goodluck with it!!!

 

Did you have a hard time installing the front??

 

Ehhh I dunno, i did the back and didn't feel like messing with the front. So I paid for someone to do it.

 

Did the guy who installed said how he did it?? Difficult perhaps??

 

Yeah, from what he told me (could be too much work for this but im not sure). He put it up on a lift and had to lower the sub frame a little? So i'm guessing that isn't too fun. But I dunno sounds kinda wierd that he had to drop the sub frame? So that oculd be wrong lol

 

I see.. Guess I have to ask my local shop if they can pull off that kind of work on my car. Thanks for the help bro!!!

Happy Holidays

 

4 hours-ish on a lift a a pro shop... guess it'll take me like 6-8 on a lift doing it myself in my base's hobby shop...

 

CT, if you got a guy in a shop.... let me know. Ill come and help and we can throw mine on too!

 

Im the guy and the shop. My navy base has a shop with lifts and most tools.

 

Forgot to ask; I have not yet purchased my exhaust and wanted to put the sway bar first and I was wondering if I get the front tie brace installed do I have to take it off to get my exhaust done??

 

4 hours for the front sway bar? I installed mine on my car in about 45 mins. Yes you have to loosen the engine cradle and take the steering shaft loose (very important step) but its not nearly a 4 hr job. As for the exhaust, it shouldnt interfere with anything.

 

So I could just get the sway bar first before the exhaust then??