Sus.Tech, or Whiteline SwayBars?

[nlzmo400r]

well im getting ready to purchase some sway bars for my s13. Im big into autoX, and hit the road course whenever available. No drifting though, so i dont need a 3" rear bar. However ive narrowed it down to whiteline and sus techniques. Are the whitelines adjustable even if you dont buy the seperate front and rear stabilizer links? Also, the whitelines are about $100 more for the pair, so im kinda leaning toward the sus techn. But ive never been one to cheap out, so i want to go with what works the FIRST time. Any one who has em and wants to give me a short review of what they like/dont like about em? Thanks in advance- Rob

[UncleBen]

I have the Suspension Techniques bars, stiffened the car up alot, makes the nose want to dive more though, of course I have never autox'd it or anything, all I do is attempt to drift occasionally, lol. I like them all in all.

[skydragoness]

Suspension Techniques makes great products, I currently run their lowering springs for my car. Very stiff! I was looking at the Whiteline sways myself, but the Sus. Tech's are a good balance in comparison:

Suspension Techniques (data from STRacing.com)Front 27mm Rear 20.6mm

Whiteline (data from PDMRacing.com)Front 27mm Rear 20-22mm

--This info was taken from the much overlooked Tire/Wheel/Suspenion Forum we have.

Anyhow, hope that helps. i'm going with the sus techs since i have their springs and i'm also poor

[seyath]

I have Suspension Tech. and I really couldn't be happier

[MarkEmark]

I've had the suspension techniques sway bars for over 2 years and am very satisfied...at first I wished that I had opped for the adjustable whitelines, but now that I have fully adjustable coilovers I don't need to worry about it...they're quite a bit cheaper than the whitelines too...if you're gonna get fully adjustable coilovers eventually it's not that big of a deal to have adjustable sway bars...