Rear Swaybar Recommendations?!

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livestrong14
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Rear Swaybar Recommendations?!

Post by livestrong14 »

Hey guys,

I am getting ready for auto-X season this year. What rear swaybar would be the best for Auto-X but still comfortable for daily driving? I need something that is a direct bolt on, and is fairly cheap. Any ideas/suggestions?

Thanks

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Post by livestrong14 »

BUMP!
91 SS -Carbon Bronze Pearl
EJ257/EJ205 Hybrid
Built by NWSS www.simplysubie.com

93 Ford Ranger-DD
91 Rio Red SS- RallyX Project
93 AWD Sedan- FOR SALE!

Sponsors: NWSS, Forced Performance, Surgeline, RalliTEK
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Post by dscoobydoo »

not sure about cheap but whiteline does a 20/22/24 for our cars. Works great for me.
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Post by Subaru_Nation555 »

Yeah, I have the Whiteline adjustable rear sway. Picked it up for about $180 shipped and it works great.
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