5th gen rear sway bar -why is....?
#1
5th gen rear sway bar -why is....?
Looking at install instructions to both the Stillen and the Addco rear sway bars. I notice that the Stillen only seems to attach on the sides (the frame) with the blue clamps, while the Addco bar attaches both on the sides and to the axlebeam itself. Why doesn't the Stillen attach to the axle beam also....would think that would be more effective. Any ideas?
#4
Originally Posted by irish44j
what I mean is does this make a difference in the effect that the different types have on handling?
However...there is now some company out there producing a Stillen RSB knock-off for a lot less than Stillen. Matches their design and materials used exactly. Funny.
Peace.
#10
Originally Posted by Cutlr7
Had both Addco and Stillen, Stillen worked better for me, felt tighter and no chances of the infamous clunk, just my opinion.....
#11
I did pay the extra for Stillen and I think it's worth it. It comes with hardware to go around brake lines, install is cake, and the bottom of it has zero scratches after 75k of use (and I go over a lot of speed bumps everyday, usually around 20 mph.)
#12
yeah I heard Stillen is more convenient during the installation. It doesnt have to deal with zip ties, and ths stillen has less little pieces of nuts and bolts for us to worry about losing during install. I still love my Cattman
#14
Originally Posted by limsandy
No idea why, but I certainly love my Cattman RSB.
~limsandy
~limsandy
#15
Hijack away...I ordered the Stillen last night, so my original question is done. thanks all for the answers and comments, I went with the Stillen for ease of installation and fear of clunk. Had a little extra xmas cash, so don't mind paying an extra hundred bucks....bought a cheap FSTB instead of the Cattman to make up for it!
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