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Originally Posted by kaybee123
Wouldn't springs be much more than sway? And a more difficult installation? Aye... I just wanted more grip, not to have to do more mods!!!
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Good quality springs can be had for around $300, which is more than replacing one sway (which would drastically change the handling characteristics) but probably less than replacing both. Beef up the front sway and you'll have much more understeer, beef up the rear and you'll have much more oversteer. I personally had an easier time replacing the springs (following the DIY on here) than the front sway by itself but I also hit some snags in the bar installation.
Honestly I wouldn't touch the sway bars until you have a quality set of springs on there. You'll see way better results from springs and if you only end up replacing one sway bar, I really don't think you'll like the resulting handling.