[AusTiida]

Well, fitted the Whiteline Sway Bar today, pretty much the same as all the others here so I didn't bother with a tutorial of sorts. My only real advice is to make sure you grease your bushes well before putting them together!

Next week the new springs go in, along with the camber adjustment bolts and a wheel alignment. Be interesting to see how she handles then, because already can definitely feel the sway bar kick in around corners

A few piccies:

 

[sclayton325]

nice job!
looks great
ill be interested to see or well hear how the handling is different!

 

[AusTiida]

Well, funny you should ask...

I am very happy with this little investment! It really performs very well and I find I can pull out of corners way harder than I ever could before.

I can't wait to get my springs in next week, then it'll handle like a trooper!

 

[McLeod1981]

looks a lot better then the one micro image puts out simply for the fact you have some adjust ment available to you on the stiffness of it

 

[Hschlick84]

Looks different that the ultraracing brand swaybar. I wonder if it performs better

 

[AusTiida]

Dunno, but it performs very well, I am certainly happy with the purchase!

I ran it on the hardest setting, might try the softer setting just to see how much difference it makes....

 

[Hschlick84]

I kind of wish Tanabe released a sway bar, I would of bought that instead. Complete the Tanabe suspension system on my car (strut bar, sway bar, springs)

 

[#1Tango]

where did u get the whiteline bar from?

 

[AusTiida]

One of my suppliers. I'm in Aus remember, home of Whiteline

 

[jokir]

I like how it tucks in, almost invisible if not for the yellow bushings.

Does your suppliers have a web site?

 

[AusTiida]

http://www.whiteline.com.au/

 

[stillhere153]

found this bar on eBay... def gonna order one for $195

 

[AusTiida]

good choice mate, she's a great bar!