All of the joints on my front sway-bar end-links are shot. Should I just replace them with new ones (they are like $45 each) or is there a better aftermarket sway-bar to get?

Joel Baldridge, ASE Certified Master Technician, Audi Certified Expert Technician

Nackers should be in here soon to let you know whats up...

He installed an aftermarket front sway bar a few months ago. Suspension Techniques I think. He had issues with the brackets though.

I dont know if the stillen ones are still on special. They are a bit thicker then the stock ones. They also come with polyurethane bushings, new brackets and bolts. Not that you need them but i thought they were overall pretty nice.

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I love my Stillen Swaybars...the front one is thicker then the rear on the Stillen package....but you need end links...I dont think anyone that makes an upgraded endlink for our car or the GS-T which has the same suspension setup....but you already know that....might as well just get some OEM ones...or you could always see if someone could fab you a polyurethane setup


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Where can you get the front and rear stillen bars together?

Joel Baldridge, ASE Certified Master Technician, Audi Certified Expert Technician

RMDSM for sway bars

http://www.rernetworking.com/rmdsm/stabilizerbars.html

You can get Stillen Swaybars at any import performance store that carries Stillen or you can go directly to Stillen at www.stillen.com




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