its a wonderful thing going from no sway to the ST unit....after going on 7 years sway-less, one of which this bar was sitting in the house hehe

of course, the car now does not push, especially under throttle/ when speed is increasing around turns. Seems like turn in is nice and flat vs. before, however, it really shines at speed.

I recommend it, and also, i find that you do not have to purchase the beaks tie bar spacers things; i have a friends with the DC lower tie bar and no issues and i've got this vintage neuspeed bar w/ no issues. I use just the regular beaks kit to (hopefully) keep my SF from tearing- supposedly helps that i have 450lb rears


Modified by builthatch at 4:39 PM 9/27/2004

 

Yep...it is quite a change going from no bar to...hell, a broomstick under there would be an improvement.

I love my Progress bar.

 

 

where can it be found? i really need a rear sway everyone says their so great, which one is the most bang for the buck?

 

well, i think the st is pretty nice, considering the price and easy of installation. i do also recommend the beaks kit, however, you also might want to make things really easy for yourself and jsut get the whole beaks rear sway kit with the ITR rear bar. a little pricey, but, all from one guy and wil is easy.

 

hell ya man, i need to get a rear sway bar too. how much did u pay?

 

i just want something i can find fast and easy and will get the job done, for under 100

 

looks good

 

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ha me too, but i dont want a total **** bar,

 

well, i did have this thing sitting around for about a year, i recall it being around 120 for the bar and maybe 60 for the beaks kit?


a steal if you ask me, bang for the buck is def there-

 

Nice setup, yeah my beaks/itr rear sway bar has been siting as well for months, hopefully i find the time to mess with it and get it on....

 

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My Progress bar was $160 shipped from Tires.com. You don't need the Beaks kit with this bar either.

They don't get much cheaper than that.

 

progress makes some really good suspension stuff too. not a bad deal

 

yeah you know, i looked at the plates for the ST bar and it seems they distribute the stress about a wide surface area, however...i figured there is something magical about the beaks kit and it's standing away from the subframe that would lend to it being safer, so i got it...the plates for the ST bar are pretty wide tho so who knows...