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jlthunder · 11-09-2007

My GT is an american spec, but when I changed out the rear end(the car's, not mine

), the scrap yard one I got had the brackets on it. I got the front and rear swaybars from OGTS and it is a night and day difference. I run stock tires(165-13's) and the car rides like it is on rails now.

So to answer your question, yes, it does handle differently(better) with the sway bars attached.

I also updated my front and rear suspension with poly bushings which also tightened everything up.

HTH

Jeff

11-09-2007	#7 (permalink)
jlthunder 1000 Post Club Join Date: May 2003 Location: Salfordville, PA Posts: 1,841 Classified Rating: 0% (0)	My GT is an american spec, but when I changed out the rear end(the car's, not mine), the scrap yard one I got had the brackets on it. I got the front and rear swaybars from OGTS and it is a night and day difference. I run stock tires(165-13's) and the car rides like it is on rails now. So to answer your question, yes, it does handle differently(better) with the sway bars attached. I also updated my front and rear suspension with poly bushings which also tightened everything up. HTH Jeff