Sway bar

[alpine_64]

really nie install. You have more lean than i do, which really seems to hold the rear from side stepping. I notice you mounted to the base of the springs, i looked into doing this but went with the axel like the late model alpines. Also i really like the top brackets picking up off the old lever mounts.. very nice.

 

[Toyanvil]

Now the whole story is out. You were setting up a race car, which is what I said in the first place. It shouldn't be done to a street car, because it can get an inexperienced guy into trouble in a hurry.

There are many things that a race car requires to make it competitive, that just shouldn't be done to a street car. A rear anti sway bar is one that should be kept for the track only; like grenade motors that are meant to last just one or two races, but are totally unsuited for a street application.

Jose

My car is far from a race car. I set up my car for my driving style and to be a daily driver, and it drives and handles great, and is totally suited for the street. My wife loves driving it. If you setup your car correctly these cars drive great and will not get you into trouble. If I were building a race car I would have gone Mazda rotary.