Rear Sway Bar for Solara 04 Convertibles - A MUST

[erasat]

I just installed mine today and let me tell you something, ride now feels a lot better, something similar to the ride I used to have with my Coupe '04. I used the Middle hole (Street Setting) for now, and I'm really thinking about cancelling the order I have for the Lowering Springs, that way I can avoid my wife's fury once she knows about them.

So again, in a summary, for a Convertible is a MUST, for Coupes, it will help you also, better ride. Difference in bar is obvious and once you drive the car for the first time you will fell the difference immediately.

[slingshot]

Erasat,
How much was the install and who did it for you? When you say it improves the ride can you explain that in more detail? I thought all it did was reduce the lean when making tight turns. Springs on the other hand are supposed to lower the car and make a sportier feeling ride. I'm really interested in hearing a detailed report from someone using the rear sway bar on the Coupe. Has anyone with a 2004 coupe installed this yet?

[erasat]

I went to a Mechanics Tech friend of mine, he took 10 minutes to install it, he asked me for $10, and I gave him $20, so that's how much it cost me.

Before this Bar, my Convertible had very huge Body Roll everytime I get to a not-so-good road, here we have too many, today after I installed it, I took a drive for 2 of the 3 usual roads I drive in a daily basis, and can tell you that I did feel a lot of change, it made me remember my previous Solara 04 Coupe that I had until last month. Final test will be on Monday when I need to drive for the worst road that I drive daily, and it's the main reason that I ordered the bar, I can tell you for sure what i already are feeling.