How big is the stock sway bar on a non-sport 2.0T?
10-24-2005, 01:02 PM
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On the B6, the 1.8T rear is 16mm, 3.0 rear is 18mm and the S4 is 20mm
If it's the same with the B7, going to a 20mm rear sway for around $100 might be an easy and worthwhile upgrade.
10-24-2005, 03:13 PM
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Re: On the B6, the 1.8T rear is 16mm, 3.0 rear is 18mm and the S4 is 20mm
I'm looking at the H-Sport sway bar set (22 mm adjustable rear and 35 mm front).
But $430 seems really steep. Maybe I'm better off just putting in an S4 rear.
But $430 seems really steep. Maybe I'm better off just putting in an S4 rear.
10-24-2005, 04:19 PM
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I put an S4 sway on my 2.0T. *definitely* worth the $100
Even with stock non-sport suspension, handling is much improved. I couldn't justify the expense of the H-sports at this time...not without upgrading my suspension first. Upgrading the rear sway is cheap and produces noticeable results :-)
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