Lowering kit or sway bars?
Opinions on what would handle better?
2006 SES with stock suspension, and 24 mm H&R front and rear sway bars OR 2006 SES lowered 1.5 with koni kit or H&R kit with stock sway bars.
So for a one part upgrade, which would be the best for handling, the sway bars or the lowering kit.?
2006 SES with stock suspension, and 24 mm H&R front and rear sway bars OR 2006 SES lowered 1.5 with koni kit or H&R kit with stock sway bars.
So for a one part upgrade, which would be the best for handling, the sway bars or the lowering kit.?
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i would say to go with the springs and dampers first. And someone correct me if i'm wrong but i thought only eibach made a kit for the '06's. The H&R sway bars are probably a little too much to handle for the stock springs/dampers.
Or if you want to save a few bucks, what i did to start was got a progress 22mm rear only sway bar, and it improves handling well for what it cost.
Or if you want to save a few bucks, what i did to start was got a progress 22mm rear only sway bar, and it improves handling well for what it cost.
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lowering springs by a mile can make you feel your car handle better! 
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