I just recently installed front and rear eibach adjustable sway bars and I feel as if my car has more sway than before, just in the rear. I can feel the rear end sway every time I turn a corner. When I installed the sway bars I noticed the stoppers on the ends of the sway bar dont go far enough.out to sit against the bracket. Stock sway bar stoppers sit right up against the bushing bracket. Anyone else have this problem?

 

Is it the gap the same on the other side of the car too?

 

No gap on the other side but it shifts from side to side. So if I turn a corner the other direction the sway bar will have a gap on the other side and no gap on this side.

 

That could be a fault with the unit then, maybe the collars that hold it to the bushings are not where they should be, might be worth contacting the people you brought it from and asking their opinion.

If both bushing brackets are on tight and there is no movement in them, then the sway bar should not be moving.

 

Ive also looked at pics of other peoples eibach sway bar installs and they have a gap too. They also say that their sway bars work great though.

 

Any noises?

 

Did they come with Eibach bushings to use? If so did you use them as they look like the oem ones you have

 

with what stiffness settings do you install them?

 

Yes I used the eibach bushings and installed same as oem. Also I have them set on the stiffest setting

 

Per SMG1990, my Eibach bushings were red, that's why, from looking at your picture it looks like you have the black OEM ones installed. I thought that might be your issue as well.