510 4 Door; Rear Sway Bar Options

[denis.drc]

Trying to figure out what route I should take to get a rear sway bar on my project 510.

 

I was initially considering just gathering some appropriately sized and shaped bars from another vehicle and fabbing up the required brackets.

 

Today, I came across an ADDCO rear sway bar kit. The price seems reasonably @ $179..

 

Is anyone running the ADDCO rear kit? Did it come with all the necessary mounting hardware? Where does it all bolt/weld up?

 

I'd truly appreciate any pic and input.

 

Thanks!

[banzai510(hainz)]

ST had a bolt on rear type http://stsuspensions-store.com/st-rear-anti-swaybar-24.html

 

addco is another good brand. Be honest most people dont run(on street) them as if defeats the IRS a little.

Mine was hard and if I hit a man\ hole cover or bump with one wheel it could spin me around.

[denis.drc]

ST had a bolt on rear type http://stsuspensions...swaybar-24.html

 

addco is another good brand. Be honest most people dont run(on street) them as if defeats the IRS a little.

Mine was hard and if I hit a man\ hole cover or bump with one wheel it could spin me around.

 

Ouch. How thick of a bar were you using? Did you have a kit or fab something up?

[banzai510(hainz)]

this was another car i had It came with it.

I Sold car to a kid and car joined the other 510s after kids owned them. Became one with the earth.

 

The ST ones clamp on the rear x memeber thing but forget how they hook up by the springs.

 

Spend your money elsewhere IMHO

[hang_510]

Spend your money elsewhere IMHO

springs and shocks or coilovers.

 

 

i dont feel the need for a rear bar in my sedan.

[69FJWagon]

I dont run a rear bar on the street or while autocrossing, coilovers in the rear and a assortment of springs are how I tune the car to find a good balance