Addco Sway Bars

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Well i thought i would find something about addco sway bars if i searched but it only showed for the 3rd gen. well any of you 2g guys install addco sway bars on your vehicle? i was thinking of installing some on mine because mine has a lot of body roll. i found some addco bars on performance products.
 
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had some gusty winds in san jose. i notice my t4r tends to steer or move on its own if don't grip the steering wheel firmly. i really plan on getting these but i want feedback first.
 
I'd look at your stock parts first, my '90 does not shift in the wind and has very little body roll.

True, SoCal freeways are a bit more aggressive than where I drive normally, but even with some VERY agressive driving (call it code 3, although we firefighters are not allowed sirens on our private vehicles...do have the lights tho!) I have not had an issue with mine. The stock sways do fine. You may have worn bushings or such. How are your shocks? That can affect it too, tire size/wear, spring wear, body mounts, etc.... Aftermarket sways may just mask, or worse, amplify, a different problem.
 
Gryphon said:
I'd look at your stock parts first, my '90 does not shift in the wind and has very little body roll.

True, SoCal freeways are a bit more aggressive than where I drive normally, but even with some VERY agressive driving (call it code 3, although we firefighters are not allowed sirens on our private vehicles...do have the lights tho!) I have not had an issue with mine. The stock sways do fine. You may have worn bushings or such. How are your shocks? That can affect it too, tire size/wear, spring wear, body mounts, etc.... Aftermarket sways may just mask, or worse, amplify, a different problem.

yea i think im just going to replace the bushings. shocks are ok.
 

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