what brands are the best

[charlie0882004]

Ok I have some full d2 coilovers. I thinking about droping my car 3in. I know I need a sway bar and chamber kit. But for a drop like this who has the best sway and chamber kit? And where can I get them? I'm looking to spend $500 or less for everything

[williamsvt]

its camber kit by the way...and i'm not sure why you would need sway's for a drop. The best camber kit's people usually recommend is Ingallis Front/Rear camber kits, and the Eibach front/rear camber kits. Both run into the 150-200 dollar range. If you don't want to splurge for the rear camber part of the kits, just use the DIY washer trick on here, which is a lot cheaper, but doesn't use name brand products.

I guess, you could get aftermarket control arms, if you wanted...wouldn't really matter, but if they're blown you could go new, and do those. From autozone, i know the upper contorl arms are 121.99 for each side, but on ebay you can get the whole package with bushings and other such goodies, for like 150$, however they are not direct OEM replacement, and some people are weary that they're cheaply made.

If you want aftermarket bushings for your new suspension upgrade, then i would go with ENERGY SUSPENSION bushings. They are a good kit for aftermarket suspensions, and take care of the old rotted suspension pieces, and they also cause less creaking and squaking from OEM and old parts. I think the energy suspension bushings kits run from 100-150 on ebay and stores.

Good Sway bars are usually Neuspeed sport strut tower bar brace, and DC sports upper tower braces, both hold the chasis pretty well. Also DC sports makes great lower tie bars for the rear.

[crewfish13]

Ummm... strut tower bars aren't sway bars. Sway bars (also known as anti-roll bars) are commonly available from Progress Group and Suspension Techniques. I don't really know much about either except that Progress only makes a rear bar, probably intended to be matched with a stock front, and ST makes a matched front and rear set. I've been meaning to ask around about the differences, as the 2-bar set is obviously more expensive than the single bar. Hopefully someone around here can enlighten both of us.

[maroonaccord2.2]

Good camber adjustment parts.....

http://www.ingallseng.com/

Sway Bars.....

http://www.stracing.com/

[motulcb7]

"Good Sway bars are usually Neuspeed sport strut tower bar brace, and DC sports upper tower braces, both hold the chasis pretty well. Also DC sports makes great lower tie bars for the rear."

hahahahahahaa classic

[lokuputha]

the best sway bar kit u can get for our car is probably the Suspension Techniques front/rear kit.

there's also the Progress Rear Sway bar