3rd gen suspension Q's?

[internetautomar]

does anyone make any sway bars?
other suggestions to increase handling ability without killing the ride?
any one tried the Bilstein Touring class shocks (struts)?

[Cyorke]

whiteline makes a rear sway bar, not sure about front but I am sure you can find one. I dont remeber anyone ever mentioning one for the front. Then you can do a strut tower brace for the front struts also. Those two will stiffen it up some.

[Eye8Pussies]

there is no aftermarket front sway bar for the gen 3....the stock one is beefy enough

[internetautomar]

Originally Posted by Eye8Pussies

there is no aftermarket front sway bar for the gen 3....the stock one is beefy enough

That is a matter of opinion.
at this moment mine feels way undersized. but for allI know it may not even be there.
anyone have specs on the stock bar size(s)?

[terrastrife]

no specs on the metal strength but it is stupidly thick, just hav ea look. although its 10 years old it might need a refreshing of some sort to get it back to its original rigidity.

[Eye8Pussies]

Originally Posted by internetautomar

That is a matter of opinion.
at this moment mine feels way undersized. but for allI know it may not even be there.
anyone have specs on the stock bar size(s)?

lol....not really a matter of opinion.....I think our cars understeer enough as it is, don't you think?

[terrastrife]

if the front was undersized that would mean youre front is diving going into a corner and giving you MASSIVE initial oversteer, which i bet it isnt =)

[OMNI]

if your front is diving going into corners, you have more problems than sway bars to worry about. I second that the stock ones are beefy enough, if your not satisfied with that, perhaps some polyurethane bushings are your answer. dont throw parts at a car if you dont know what the problem is.

[internetautomar]

right now I'm doing research.
the lifts have all been in use when I had time to bring it in.

some day I'll get around to fixing everything that's wrong on this pile. I hope