What seperates cheap strut/sway bars from expensive strut/sway bars?
I know almost nothing about suspension which is why Im asking a dumb question... lol
As the title says ^^^^
I recently compared generic (inexspensive) anti sway bars, F/R strut tower bars and lower tie bars to some of the more expensive (neuspeed, Spoon, Eibach) stuff while I was at a local shop and in all honesty, from looks and feel... didnt notice much of a difference at all...
Is there really a difference?
I figure they all do the same thing (really only one way to do it), fit the same, are made of the same materials... What am I missing?
I know the difference in springs/shocks/struts from the generic and name brand stuff. Ive driven cars with both and can completely tell the difference. But thats a little different IMO than strut/sway/tie bars.
Someone explain ::shrugs::
As the title says ^^^^
I recently compared generic (inexspensive) anti sway bars, F/R strut tower bars and lower tie bars to some of the more expensive (neuspeed, Spoon, Eibach) stuff while I was at a local shop and in all honesty, from looks and feel... didnt notice much of a difference at all...
Is there really a difference?
I figure they all do the same thing (really only one way to do it), fit the same, are made of the same materials... What am I missing?
I know the difference in springs/shocks/struts from the generic and name brand stuff. Ive driven cars with both and can completely tell the difference. But thats a little different IMO than strut/sway/tie bars.
Someone explain ::shrugs::
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Feb 16, 2006 04:35 PM



