I could really use a strong set of sway bars on my car, but I want them to be lighter than stock ones. Money is also a big issue. I was thinking pulling them off an Iroc if they are lighter and worth it, otherwise I'll buy new.

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late model 91 rs
fully loaded t-tops, red leather
paint- gm red and yellow blend (light red)
custom painted 16" Camaro rims
305 tbi 14"x3" O.E, computer chip, accel super stock plug wires
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You can buy stronger and lighter by getting a hollow sway bar. They will be expensive though. Iroc sway bars would be better than you have but would weigh more.
good luck,
Craig

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84 Z28 305HO, 5spd, 222,000 miles, Edelbrock intake, Hedman headers, low restriction exh(w/cat), K&N air filter. Best 1/4 so far 14.649 at 94.77mph
Del-A-lum front control arm bushings, Moog ball-joints, Energy suspension front sway bar end links, Moog rear sway bar end links, Eibach pro-kit springs, tokico shocks/struts, AU secondary rods

 

The WS6 Firebirds had hollow front 36mm sway bars. You can find one at a junkyard maybe. Or...I have an extra one just laying around. Only the front, not the rear. Email me if interested. gte805i@prism.gatech.edu

 

Should you be interested, I have a set of 1LE/WS6 type sway bars--hollow 36 mm front and solid 24 mm rear with insulators housings. Please see my ad in the classifieds.

JamesC

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