[2003/Aug/07] I recently had a swaybar fabricated to my specifications by these folks. This was a 0.625" bar that runs over the top of the diff in my TR6, and connects to the trailing arm where the hydraulic arm shocks used to bolt. The Saner swaybar is gorgeous, and uses rod-ends throughout, is completely adjustable, and was $215 including anodizing of the machined aluminum blocks and shipping. I'm going to go the same route with the front sway bar, and use rod ends there as well. -- Shane Ingate <hottr6@hotmail.com>

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