S13 which sway bar?

[supra33202]

http://yfrog.com/f7cimg5898j

Can you tell me which S13 rear sway bar is shown on the picture?

Thanks!

[95silvia14]

looks like a factory rear sway with energy suspention bushings

[supra33202]

That is what I thought too, but my friend said that is a S13 Suspension Technique rear sway bar.

[USAF_S13]

nope those are green

[supra33202]

nope those are green

He said the new version of Suspension Technique sway bar is green, but the old version was black or gray.

[supra33202]

Either way, I think I am going to get the Tanabe sway bar since the rear one is 27.5 mm thick instead of 21 mm (Suspension Techniques).

http://www.frsport.com/Tanabe_DS0070FR_ ... _1597.html

[Crazyirish]

Either way, I think I am going to get the Tanabe sway bar since the rear one is 27.5 mm thick instead of 21 mm (Suspension Techniques).

http://www.frsport.com/Tanabe_DS0070FR_ ... _1597.html

Just remember, larger diameter sway does not equal better handling car.

[simmode1]

I've had the 21mm Suspension Techniques front/rear sway bars for over 6 years now. They are awesome. Although, I hear that Whiteline or Progress are supposedly better.

[simmode1]

doublepost

[Bumnah]

Progress bars are the best. Their end link design is what you're after. I believe the Tanabe bars are hollow, so you get lighter bars, and a thicker bar too, just not the best endlink design.

Progress bar endlinks:

[OutToWinPAHC]

Whitelines or ST (if your buying)

[Crazyirish]

+1 for Progress. Fully adjustable endlinks & 3 levels of stiffness.

[Cgeigert]

They are ST, used to be gray.

[supra33202]

I got alot of understeer, so I need a thicker rear sway bar.

Which one do you guys prefer - Progress vs Tanabe?

[Crazyirish]

Progress is adjustable, a bit more expensive, and comes with endlinks. Tanabe is non adjustable and doesn't come with endlinks.