stock swaybar question

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    Getting new front swaybar bushings.

    whats the diameter of the front swaybar on an '02 bugeye wagon.

    18mm or 20mm?
     
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    20mm for the front
     
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    bwahahaha thanks for the fast response brian!

    i'm spending too much right now.

    check what i did to my subaru today in like 20 minutes...aahaha
     
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    the more the merrier i say
     
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    I have wagon suspension stuff burned into my brain ;)
     
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    well we will have to talk more in depth then! ;)

    tell me what your setup is!

    I have a few questions so i'll get those off my chest.

    My current setup is H&R springs, and everything else is factory. I have a set of 17x7.5 sparcos with good falken tires. I just ordered the rear diff shock lock bushings from whiteline, front swaybar bushings, and some other random stuff.

    I'm thinking my next suspension mods will be: KYB AGX's (found some NEW for $450 for the entire set), and a 22mm rear sway. Then, a good alignment. I want to keep it great for daily driving, but fun when I want it. I also don't want to dump a TON of money into it, and definitely don't want to feel every little crack in the road (which is why im skipping the energy control arm bushings, PSTS bushings, and i haven't decided if the steering rack bushings are going to give me too much road transfer.
     
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    I'm gonna keep an eye on this thread... that's the direction I'd like to go with my rexwagon as well. Currently all stock.
     
    jamusix, Jul 16, 2008
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