The only way to make your car turn, stop or go is if all the available tire patch is hitting the surface at hand. The factory included what many regard to be a whimsical attempt to increase cornering with puny sway bars on the front and rear. Each sway bar incorporates a variety of adjustment holes to help you custom tailor your suspension to your specific needs and driving habits. Made from solid steel and heavily powdercoated to prevent the rigors of salty roads that wreck havoc with less worthy products. All kits include polyurethane pocketed bushings to prevent tedious re-greasing and all necessary hardware for a clean, and painless installation. This rear sway bar kit comes with the added benefits of Perrin's Stout-Mount system. Another factory flaw is the connection between the unibody and the rear sway bar. Subaru chose to use cheap stamped steel. While great to keep costs down it certainly won't help you go around that next bend in anything resembling a spirited fashion. Impreza owners can take full advantage of the included 6061 billet aluminum Stout-Mounts.
We recommend the use of upgraded endlinks to take full advantage of any swaybar upgrade, sold separately.
