I DO want the hotchkis kit, but my truck didn't come with a rear swaybar, it
was built as a base model (they don'e get rear bars) and from what I've seen
every rear bar on the market requires that you have a stock bar before you
try to replace it with theirs. I didn't think you could buy just the
hotchkis front bar, that's why i looked at addco (yes they make front bars)
and some others.
-Josh
<blackdak@tampabay.rr.com> wrote in message
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> Why don't you want the Hotchkis kit? I have them on my 97 CC and they work
> great. Stiffened up the ride some, but worth it. I think Addco and maybe
> Hellwig make rear bars only.
>
> Alex
> 97 CC Sport V8 5spd
>
> >
> > I've destroyed another set of swaybar bushings and this time when I
replace
> > them I'd like to get a new (stiffer) swaybar as well... I've got a 2000
CC
> > with a V6, but it's a base model so it doesn't have the rear swaybar. I
> > don't want to get the hotchkis kit unless there's a way to install the
rear
> > bar as well as the front, so I was looking at the addco front bar
instead.
> > Has anyone used this bar and liked it? Does anyone know how I could
install
> > the hotchkis rear bar for my truck (since I don't already have one)?? I
was
> > thinking of just doing a front swaybar and then putting on the kenny
brown
> > x-brace to stabilize out the rear because that's easier than
fabrication.
> > Would that work just as well? If installing the rear bar would be best,
> > fabrication would not be a problem.
> >
> > Confused in swaybarland.....
> > -Josh
> >
> >
> >
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