Found;Swaybars for my '92

[automatic]

I found some swaybars from a '93 at the local wreckers, and got them to fit with some adapting.
Front required some stand-offs from the body/frame, and some steel flatbar to back up the bushings again.The control arms were drilled, and brackets bolted on.
the rear needed to be moved 1" forward of the original mounting holes, I used another piece of steel formed to the contour of the frame, drilled/tapped another set of holes.The endlinks were attached to the struts using some fence hardware, and more steel pieces.
The car drives a heck of alot nicer now.

[toyotaspeed90]

would have just been easier to find an ae92 gts

[automatic]

Do you have a set of those bars for, say, $16 a set?
I just wanted some sways, now, and for cheap.