[CeeJaeD]

Can anyone tell me if it is safe to put a sway bar on the rear of my car(it's a four door and it has been lowered to 2.5in.)

 

[codenamezero]

your car comes with a facotry rear sway bar...

 

[db7ls]

just make sure you use either the Beaks or BSQ reinforcement kit if you do upgrade your stock sway bar.

 

[CeeJaeD]

your car comes with a facotry rear sway bar...

Bigger aftermarket rear swaybar

 

[codenamezero]

lol, i see, then get the BSQ kit along with an ITR sway.

 

[Louse76]

But you can't turn fast enough to make use of a bigger rear sway when you're lowered 2.5".

 

[jojo]

But you can't turn fast enough to make use of a bigger rear sway when you're lowered 2.5".

???????

 

[justin_dailey]

He was making a joke that the car would be so low that it would scrape if he made fast turns due to body roll.

 

[jojo]

Somehow I knew he knows better...thanks.

 

[CeeJaeD]

thanx guys.....

 

[Louse76]

He was making a joke that the car would be so low that it would scrape if he made fast turns due to body roll.

No really, I'm not joking. Maybe if you had some DAMN STIFF springs you could make a quick turn assuming the surface was perfectly flat. It's just unfunctional to lower 2.5" and still go for performance.

 

[justin_dailey]

true...but I was giving you the benefit of the doubt that you wouldn't assume his springrate...although it probably is too low for performance.

 

[jojo]

Quote: justin_dailey on Feb/19/04He was making a joke that the car would be so low that it would scrape if he made fast turns due to body roll. No really, I'm not joking. Maybe if you had some DAMN STIFF springs you could make a quick turn assuming the surface was perfectly flat. It's just unfunctional to lower 2.5" and still go for performance.

I do think it would help considering the bar increases spring rates. But he doesn't have much suspension travel! So it would at best be of little help.