stock sway bars any good?

[240meowth]

well, after taking my suspension apart due to a curb, i discovered that my car has stock front and rear sways.  wha's the difference between these sways and sways such as whiteline?

[Kid Zelda]

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote </td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">Quote: from 240meowth on 12:11 am on Jan. 27, 2002
well, after taking my suspension apart due to a curb, i discovered that my car has stock front and rear sways. wha's the difference between these sways and sways such as whiteline?</td></tr></table><span id='postcolor'>

Whiteline sway bars are thicker then stock. Reduce body roll better then the skinny-RRRR stock-EEES !

EDIT: Whiteline sway bars are adjustable at that !

(Edited by Kid Zelda at 12:26 am on Jan. 27, 2002)

[DSC]

From my experiance, the performance increase you get when going from stock sway bars to aftermarket sway bars is equal to the performance increase you get when going from no sway to stock sway. (in the front atleast, don't have the rear on yet) So when you get your car fixed, drive around without sways at all, then put them on then decide if you want another handeling increase just as big as the one you just got.