kschoenefeld

2005 AP2. Koni Yellow shocks. Eibach Pro springs lower car about one inch.
Suspension Techniques rear sway bar knocks against stock exhaust.
What rear sway bars most closely mirror OEM in shape and design?
Thanks!

Manga_Spawn

Ummm maybe a stupid suggestion but what about an OEM sway bar? If you want a stiffer rear sway bar there is different stiffnesses depending on what model year the sway bar is from. Another option is the Eibach sway bars which I have and they don't touch my exhaust but I didn't have the sways on with the OEM exhaust.

Say Chi Sin Lo

Thought I'd ask here instead of creating a new thread:

Is it possible to work on the rear sway bar without lowering/undoing the exhaust?

Thanks!

Manga_Spawn

Yes it is though lowering the exhaust makes things easier obviously.

Say Chi Sin Lo

So, if you don't lower the exhaust...

Would you be then limited by tools? Or tetris skills?

Thanks!

s2000Junky

If your good at playing tetris, then you can do it

Manga_Spawn

I think the bushing on the passengers side is a little more difficult to get to and then getting it out takes some finesse so both?