swift sway bars

[rb25crazy]

has anyone use the swift sway bars?

how are these sway bars set up? for drift grip neutral?

i know people are going to ask "are you retarded?" but i don't know so i have to ask nothing came up when i searched so. also, would these sway bars be to much for kyb agx and swift sportmach springs?

i'm a noobie so someone school me with your mystical knowledge.

thanks

[azndoc]

"are you retarded?" LOLz just kidding.

I use Tanabe front and rear sway bar and I like it alot. It's really beefy. I use it for drifting and it makes my car handle better.

Just buy the Swift ones and test it out for yourself. Everyone has their own opinions so make up your own about them. GL

[r-b-x]

set up really depends on what other parts you have and your preference in handling. and that sorta thing you can't tell unless you spend time driving and experimenting. getting bigger sway bars will help reduce body roll and going bigger sway bars will help your car since off the shelf springs for stock/near stock dampers aren't all that stiff.

[jspecusa]

you get what you paid for, but do you really need it?
people are complaining tanabe sway bars are expensive already and buys egay bars, so if you serious about spending that much money on sway bar just get the Largus.

[iHeartTheTouge]

Suspension Techniques makes some good sway bars also. they are quite beefy and i've heard nothing but good things about them, also they wont break your bank. for front and rear, doesnt costs less than 300$

[Gepeto]

I have suspension techniques swaybars on my s14. They are definitely not beefy, but for the price I paid I cannot complain.

[95Blue240sx]

I have whiteline sway bars. They were under 300 and I like them. I cant complain about. The only thing I dont really like are the front sway bar links. They are solid and I really like them. Im not on a race track 24/7 so I see no need to upgrade.

[crazyikimasho]

a very important issue here is what suspension are you running? and what are your spring rates?

[EvilRB]

Personally I've tried them and I loved them but again it all depends on your set up and what your looking for.

[drew935]

I would use Swift sways when I'm ready for the upgrade. I met an engineer that does some of the design work and he told me that they engineer the sways like their spring setup. It's not based off of size but spring rate. Which makes a lot of sense. :bigok: Def. a good brand to use. I already use Swifts in my coilovers.

[pab_drifter]

are swift springs good just wondering

[drew935]

you're really wondering that :confused:

Please get yourself educated with their products
http://www.swiftsprings.com/

[DJ_Sunrise]

Swift is good shit. I use Largus tho with stock endlinks.. absolutely amazing :D

-Bart

[jspecusa]

if you want the hard core race stuff get arc sway bar with adjustable endlinks.
ability to tune your over/under steer at the track.
yes they are $1,200 a pair retail.