Suspension H&R Sway Bar on Ebay
H&R Sway Bar on Ebay
I just sway on Ebay a rear sway bar from H&R for about $120 delivered. I just wanted to see if anyone had experience with these bars. They are 2 way adjustable and are 18mm. What I'm looking for is to improve the handling on my MCS which is a daily driver. I don't plan on tracking or autocross. I went on to the H&R website and they only list a 19mm bar for our cars. I'm looking at the H-sport and the Alta bars, but $120 really appeals to my wallet.
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Its 18mm? I could search some but I could of swore the stock MCS bar is a 17mm. So I don't know what benefit you would see from that bar.
I run a Alta 22mm bar on the soft setting and it gives me the added stiffness I like.
I run a Alta 22mm bar on the soft setting and it gives me the added stiffness I like.
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There's also an 18mm on ebay for $79 plus shipping, they also sell the 19mm for $179 but it can be bought for as little as $160 from non-ebay vendors. The really nice thing about this bar is the bushings require no lubing. I have a friend with one on another brand of car for over 6 years with no noise! I currently have one on order as they are back ordered from H&R.
I'm not sure about the 18mm size (I have the 19 mm H&R on my MC). I know the 22mm size is popular for the MCS crowd, and there are many postings on which is the right bar. But at the firmer setting on the H&R bar you are still looking at a significant increase in firmness over stock. Good price it sounds like.
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I'm no metalurgist, but don't know that I'm buying that...FWIW, I got my 22mm R-Speed on ebay for $139 +$25 shipping.
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