28mm front, 18mm rear, non adjustable. now that i think of it, i would have rather gotten something a LITTLE thicker and adjustable, but these should be enough for now. i have a fairly stiff setup, so they'll be okay.
the only thing really holding me back at this point (other than my lack of the fast and the furious-type mad super awesome cool driving skills, is my tire setup. i put 20mm Kics spacers on the back, so that'll def help keep the back end from swinging out around the corners.. but i'd much rather have a set of yokohama AO48s like on my hachi.
*drool
i might be moving real soon off of this island, so i have to try to save money... HAH! like that's going to happen.
lol
anyway, here's from wikipedia (we all know some of it's b/s, but for the most part, it points you in the right direction),
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sway_bar#P ... rm....html
take everything with a grain of salt, though..
the thicker the bars are, the more weight is transfered to the other side. the second link up there makes it pretty clear:to eliminate oversteer: increase (diameter) of front/decrease rearto eliminate understeer: increase rear/decrease front.
and if you have an adjustable bar, you can correct under/oversteer without changing bars.
wikipedia says:"Because an anti-roll bar connects wheels on the opposite sides of the vehicle together, the bar will transmit the force of one-wheel bumps to the opposite wheel. On rough or broken pavement, anti-roll bars can produce jarring, side-to-side body motions (a "waddling" sensation), which increase in severity with the diameter and stiffness of the sway bars. Excessive roll stiffness, typically achieved by configuring an anti-roll bar too aggressively, will cause the inside wheels to lift off the ground during very hard cornering. "
probably the best way to know for sure what does who with what and when, is to go out and test them. we've already established that i'm starting to go broke, so it's pretty much a one-time buy at this point. i'll let you know tonight how mine worked out, if the rain stays away. it's looking grim though..
hey, so, tell me about your car. i want to know what kind of setup you're going for.