well guys i was curious and i wanted to ask if they make ajustable sway bars for our cars?my buddy got a set for his nissan and they work pretty good .also wat will be better a hollow or a solid sway bar? and wat is the diffrence?

 

Im not 100% positive,but i think ADDCO makes swaybars that have adjustable endlinks.

 

addco never heard of them.do u have a site?

 

Sorry I dont,but i believe summit & maybe jegs sell them.

 

Ground Control makes a weld-on kit fofr the factory hollow bars. I will tell you point blank not to run a kit like this on a car that sees any street driving, it won't last a month because of the average dimps, bumps, and driveway inclines you face daily at angles hard enough to flex the chassis enough and rip these spherical endlinks to pieces.

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GM has made a lot of different size swaybars for thirdgens throughout the years. Some of them are pretty stiff, and will provide quite a noticeable improvement over your stock swaybars. How much depends on what you have now. I have a beefy set of swaybars off an IROC lying around that I don't need. If you are interested, let me know, and you can have them for $30. I live in Miami as well.

I've never seen swaybars with spherical end links before. I can't really comment on them, but it seems like spherical ends in general are really annoying on the street as far as noise is concerned. Sounds like a toolbox jumping around, and you usually feel more vibrations from the road.