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Reply With QuoteGo for whiteline. I installed some lowering springs got my alignment and still I felt there is something missing. So I went ahead and got whiteline front and rear sway bar. Very happy with the results.
This is a discussion on sti rear sway within the Suspension & Wheels forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; I'm wondering if anyone has experience with the STI rear sway on their wrx's. I have a 13 hatch and ...
I'm wondering if anyone has experience with the STI rear sway on their wrx's. I have a 13 hatch and wondering about the STI vs whiteline.
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Go for whiteline. I installed some lowering springs got my alignment and still I felt there is something missing. So I went ahead and got whiteline front and rear sway bar. Very happy with the results.
No question, Whiteline. STI swaybars aren't much of an upgrade over the WRX. Worth it if done on the cheap and you're REALLY on a budget, but if you can go aftermarket, do so.
Oh and upgrade your endlinks while you're there.
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Whiteline Sway bar - link assembly for Subaru S... (KLC32)
$125.91
Whiteline Front Sway bar - 22mm heavy duty blad... (BSF39)
$179.99
Rear Sway Bar - 22mm
Part Number: BSR49XZ
Manufacturer: Whiteline
Includes KBR15 sway bar mount support brace - 3 point adjustable
This is what I got. Well worth the $600+
Sounds like whiteline it is. Thanks for the info.
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