Hey sl, I was just looking through and found that eibachs made sway bars for us. I was just wondering if anyone had any feedback on these from personal experience on their tC or anything else. i know eibach's a pretty popular company when it comes to suspension, so i was thinking these might be a good alternative to the hotchkis' f/r sway set except i'm not sure if these are hollow or solid.

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any/all feedback is welcome!

 

I honestly don't know if anyone has them.

 

x2... i thought only hotckis only made f/r sways for our cars

 

ST makes front and rear also, they are the green ones.

 

news to me.

 

st as in suspension techniques with the uber-neon green color? i know my friend has a set on his mr2 and he luvs em.
but it kinda made me feel awkward b/c i didn't know a big company like eibach made sways for us.

 

Ya, both ST and Eibach make sets for the tC... but even with the ST ones I don't know anyone that has them. Most people just go with the rear bar or extreme case is Hotchkis.

 

yeah i thought so. just wanted to throw it out there to see if there were any people with em or it could be another choice for potential sway bar buyers.

 

^ hey bro do you know how much are they selling for those eibach sway bars?

 

well did a quick google, and the site that's in the first post seems to be one of the cheapest.

 

do you see any improvement in handling with these sway bars ?

 

i just so happen to have the ST front and rear sway bars!

 

hmmm how are they? overkill for daily? it's too bad not too many people have really gone through different sways to make a comparison

 

http://www.horsepowerfreaks.com/perf...sion/Sway_Bars

149 for the rear sways.. hmm

here too,

http://www.autoanything.com/suspensi...A3366A0A0.aspx

 

i personally wouldn't run a rear sway bar alone if it was made to work with stiffer front sways...

 

^ doesn't trd sell just a rear though? the rates for my fronts are fine but I think for the rear, a sway would assist the handling well.

 

are you gonna use it for autox?

 

you cannot compare trd to hotchkis/st/any other sway bars sold in sets to each other. The stiffer fronts that they sell are there becuase their rears are even stiffer than the progress/trd. i'm pretty sure their selling of both sways is a result of a lot of r&d that made them conclude that selling as a set rather individually would be a lot safer for the consumer.