Anti-sway bars for the 5th gen
because your car is front wheel drive it is not necessary to have a front sway bar but definately the rear will improve handling. just install the rear and see if that satisfies your needs.
Thanks. The reason I'm asking is because I will probably get some Rota GT3s in 16x7 (18s will get owned where I live) and i've noticed that the stock wheel/tire combo allows for more roll than I would like even with my H&R Sports and KYBs. Will the wider wheel and rear bar noticably help handling?
There are a number of threads about this. Personally, our car has the Neuspeed 25mm rear bar. The car turns much better than it did with the stock bar. I actually sold a brand new-hard to get front- one as it is not needed on a road car. The stock front is more than adequate for daily driving.
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As well as getting a sway bar, you might want to look at lower links. Anything that'll stiffen up the chassis in the back will improve handling dramatically.
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