I want the best sways i can get for my car...front and rear.

I want the closest thing i can get to a full race sway, but still have it definately streetable...so basically, i want a fuking monster street sway bar, lol
...i was thinking Tanabe or spoon...but ic an't find the spoon ones, and tanabe makes only the front one...blah
anyone?

 

aaaa why do you want spoon or tanabe.


and ive said it once ill say it again there is no "best". different sway work with different cars setup.

 

It's all trial an error, look for someting above 19mm...DOn't waste your hard earned money on "Spoon" stuff

 

OEM sway bars will do for your daily driving.

 

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...i was thinking Tanabe or spoon...but ic an't find the spoon ones, and tanabe makes only the front one...blah
anyone?</TD></TR></TABLE>
You're basically basing your choice on brand. You know that, right? And I agree with the others; your setup will determine what thickness the RASB will be, how you want the car to behave, and what other suspension mods you've done. Putting on a "fuking monster street sway bar" with disregard to your other mods may cause your car to be very unstable during fast turns, which I'm assuming you're looking to do. Best bet is to improve your skills before putting on some gigantic RASB that will oversteer you into a tree trunk.

 

suspension techniques bars have been proven to work very well, and they're adjustable.

however I'd say if you want a good quick turning setup and are worried about subframe tear, an oem front and comptech rear might be a good idea.

well the comptech rear and whatever you want up front would be good too