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Old 11-25-2010, 11:01 PM   #2 (permalink)
christian370z
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I can't speak from experience regarding the coilovers and springs so I will answer your question regarding the sway bars: when I was searching for sway bars, I looked at all the usual Hotchkis/Stillen/Eibach/Whiteline but everything I heard and found indicated the Stillens had great balance and simplicity of having only two adjustments in the rear bar.

Having driven with them on multiple spirited drives, they do the job very well and the car is just as balanced as stock but with much better control on body roll.
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