marklally Report post Posted October 5, 2014 A few days ago I installed the Steeda strut tower brace and larger rear sway bar; I can not speak as to how the two items perform individually, but as a pair, I can attest to the fact that the improvement is amazing. I took my girlfriend on a winding road this morning that we took just last week and she stated that she felt much more confident this time, even though I made sure that we where taking the curves at the same speed as before. I felt the my FFH was a great handling car as it came from the factory with the 18" wheels and the LS2 tires, but now it is better than I could have ever hoped for, I just love it. I have tried to determine if the ride is any harsher on different road surfaces, but after much testing, I just can't say for sure one way or another, so I guess that I am saying that the answer is "no" to that.I installed the strut tower brace myself in about 5 minutes, but since there was now central location to jack up the rear of the car as a whole, I took it to a local garage and we installed the rear sway bar together on the rack; I would not recommend trying to install the sway bar by yourself on the ground, it would be very frustrating, but doable.The strut tower brace is $120 dollars and the rear sway bar is $150 dollars, money well spent in my opinion. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
acdii Report post Posted October 6, 2014 The brace and sway bar wont affect the ride, just the stability on turns and curves. The brace keeps the front strut tops locked in place, and the rear sway(there should be one up front too) stiffen the body torsion so the wheels stay panted firmed to the ground. This is something I may look into next year for mine. I like how it handles, but can use some improvement. 1 hybridbear reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites