[mattesonb]

i just threw on a stock rear sway from an 08 sti and wow. world of difference.

got it for $75 shipped with end-links, and it looks like a lot of sti owners are trying to get rid of them... super easy to install too.

also, the endlinks are definitely shorter, so i recommend getting a whole set if you do the swap

 

[Tuned200]

Photos of the 2 side by side or diameters of the two?

 

[neuro123]

So you need to get the endlink from the STI to replace the SH one?
It's not the STI endlink that are too short right?

edit : Ok so do not use sti endlink (you keep the Forester Endlink even if they are thinner)

 

[mattesonb]

Didn't get a photo since it was crappy lighting. But it's a 16mm stock to 18mm sti.

The sti end links are a good inch shorter than stock fxt ones

 

[Tuned200]

Gotcha. I went from stock to a 20mm whiteline on our 2010

 

[justinw2116]

What bar are you planning for the front.

I bought the Perrin 25mm, but I think it does not fit my driving style as well as I hoped... pretty sporty, but takes away a little too much of that body lean I have gotten accustomed to.

 

[Tuned200]

22 mm whiteline. When I finally order it

 

[mattesonb]

Does the front sway make much of a difference? I was going to grab a stock sti front sway but heard it doesn't do much

 

[4x4max]

Front sway makes the front of the car feel much more solid, the turn-in is improved, and the handling just plain out feels better. Maybe it's not actually faster around corners, but it feels much better with a front bar.

 

[mattesonb]

hmm, looks like i will be investing in a front sway. maybe another stock sti one to match my rsb