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About to pony down some cash for adjustable sway bars front and rear.
1. GT3 adjustables (they fit, i'm presuming of course)
2. TPC adjustable bars
3. Is there a 3rd option?
Now, is TPC that much better in terms of rate or will the GT3 suffice? Best place to order them?
Also, I was contemplating lowering my car further. Right now, I have no uneven wear issues, but I'm also limited to the camber I can dial in. I want -2.5 ideally but of course, the stock system limits me.
I'm taking things one at a time, and I gather the sways will be the best bang for the buck and progress from there with lower adjustable control arms, toe links, etc.
We would likely be the best place to order them from unless one of our installers in close by you.
Our bar rates are pretty choice and very adjustable depending on your preferences(stock shocks to a full race JRZ setup).
When purchasing our products you also get an engineer in your back pocket, which is honestly as good as getting the bars. You can easily make a car a lot slower by installing the right parts and setting them up improperly. We have a bit of experience with the 996 Chassis(see avatar picture)
Happy to help. Just drop us an email if you have further questions.
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