Aftermarket Rear Sway bar

[prizmster]

I was looking at a Whiteline rear sway bar for my '94 Geo Prizm. I already have H&R springs with Tokico struts, but it doesn't appear I have a front sway bar from the factory. Will it be okay to by the Whiteline kit and run it w/o a front sway or will I need additional components?

[prizmster]

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[PhatRoyale]

You can just run the rear bar only.

You don't need to get the front if you don't want to.

[GTChink]

yeah your fwd already understeers from the factory, adding a thick rear sway bar will counter the understeer thus perfect

[Turborolla97]

Originally Posted by prizmster

I was looking at a Whiteline rear sway bar for my '94 Geo Prizm. I already have H&R springs with Tokico struts, but it doesn't appear I have a front sway bar from the factory. Will it be okay to by the Whiteline kit and run it w/o a front sway or will I need additional components?

Suspension work DIY thread.

this might help that my Boy did if you were to get the front.

[prizmster]

Thanks for the replies. This Whiteline bar didn't come with sway bar bushing brackets (like the Addco does) so I will need to find some. Also it looks like I need a set of endlink bushings. Have anybody gotten this to work on a non-Lsi Prizm or base Corolla?

[PhatRoyale]

The bushing brackets you can buy from a dealer, just bring your RSB bushing to see if it will fit over top.

Are there pre-drilled holes for the mounting points on the underside of the chassis?

If not, you might have to do some measurements and drill them yourself before bolting it on.