Full 1.375" diameter for superior handling, flatter cornering and better stability. Steeda's 555-1087 bar is four pounds lighter than the stock 1987-1993 sway bar and lighter than most other aftermarket sway bars. Sway bars come with new polyurethane pivot bushings.
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Year
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Factory
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Steeda
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85-93
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1.3125 21.5 lbs
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15% stiffer 17.5 lbs
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93 Cobra
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1.125 16.5 lbs
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100% stiffer 17.5 lbs
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Our sway bars have machined steel billet sway bar ends, whereas others on the market have coined ends. What does this mean? Our sway bar ends are machined out of billet steel round stock, in-house, on our multi-axis CNC lathes and go through hundreds of computer simulations to ensure the ultimate in strength and performance - this provides greater resistance to bending stresses, and has three major advantages:
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These parts are less prone to cracking/fatigue failure on the ends themselves.
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It also reduces unwanted deflection in the sway bar end. Excess deflection creates unwanted geometry changes, which physically changes your sway bar stiffness to a non-ideal rate.
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With less unwanted deflection, our bars will 'wear out' slower - any spring will eventually become softer over time as it is cycled through its life, our bars will maintain their designed rate for longer with less unwanted deflection.
Our bar rates are developed and optimized through advanced vehicle dynamic simulation and through extensive real-world testing. We engineered these bars to control the vehicles' roll stiffness properly while still allowing you to run softer springs. This optimizes your overall grip and balance of the vehicle while still allowing you to maintain exceptional ride quality.
Features & Benefits:
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Reduced body roll
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Better handling
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Billet ends
Product Specifications:
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Tubular steel bar
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1 3/8"
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Non-adjustable
Product Notes
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1979-1993 Sway bars come with new end link bushings
It's the little things that make a
big
difference when it comes to Steeda sway bars, learn more on our blog:
https://www.steedablog.com/2009/07/swaybars-the-steeda-difference/
