Suspension & Handling · Buyer's Guide
Sway Bars
Sway bars (anti-roll bars) connect the left and right sides of the suspension. When you corner, the outside dips and the inside rises — sway bars resist this, keeping the car flat. Bigger bars = less body roll = more confident cornering. Adjustable bars let you fine-tune the front/rear balance to suit your driving style.

Recommended Picks
A starting point for your build, sorted by budget.
All Sway Bars (22)
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Whiteline Fixed Front Sway Bar End Link Kit$146.17
BMR Adjustable End Link Kit for Rear Sway Bar$149.95
BMR Suspension 35mm Front Sway Bar$209.95
Eibach Rear Stabilizer Bar Assembly 25mm$235.95
Eibach Front Adjustable Sway Bar Assembly$252.00
BMR Suspension 22mm Rear Sway Bar$289.95
Eibach Eibach Anti-Roll Front Sway Bar$299.00
Whiteline 18mm 2-Position Adjustable Rear Sway Bar$309.88
Whiteline 33mm 2-Position Adjustable Front Sway Bar Kit$321.88
Hellwig Tubular Front Sway Bar$325.93
Whiteline Heavy Duty Adjustable Rear Sway Bar$337.88
SPC Performance Adjustable End Links (Front Pair)$376.00
BMR Adjustable Front Sway Bar$399.95
BMR Adjustable Front Sway Bar$399.95
BMR Suspension BMR Sway Bar Kit (35/22mm, Black)$469.95
Eibach Front & Rear Stabilizer Bar Assembly (35mm Front / 25mm Rear)$496.95
Hotchkis Sport Suspension Sway Bar Set$584.10
Eibach Anti-Roll Kit$624.80
Whiteline Front and Rear Sway Bar Kit$625.76
aFe Power Control Sway Bar Set - Front and Rear$646.00
BMR Suspension BMR Sway Bar Kit (38/25mm, Black)$689.95
BMR Suspension BMR Sway Bars Kit (38/25mm, Red)$689.95
7. SUSPENSION
Lowering Springs vs. Coilovers
| Option | Drop | Ride Quality | Adjustability | Cost | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lowering Springs | 1–2" fixed | Firm but daily-driveable | None | $200–$600 | Street, daily driver |
| Coilovers | 0.5–3" adjustable | Varies by brand | Height + damping | $800–$3,500 | Performance, track prep |
Key Brands — Lowering Springs
- Eibach Pro-Kit: Most popular. ~1" drop front, ~1.1" rear. Great balance of comfort and handling.
- Eibach Sportline: ~1.8" drop. More aggressive stance.
- H&R Sport Springs: German-engineered. Progressive rate for comfort + performance.
- KW Suspension: Premium German coilover and spring brand.
Key Brands — Coilovers
- BC Racing: Budget-friendly, adjustable. Good entry point.
- KW Variant 3: Three-way adjustable. Near-perfect street/track balance.
- Bilstein: Premium dampers. Used by Dodge themselves for performance packages.
- Pedders: Australian brand with strong HEMI platform presence. Full suspension kits.
- Ksport Kontrol Pro: Fully adjustable, great value.
Sway Bars
- Front sway bar upgrade: +68% stiffness vs. stock. Dramatically reduces body roll.
- Rear sway bar: +182% stiffness. Transforms cornering.
- Hotchkis, BMR Suspension, Whiteline are top brands.
- Sway bars have "the greatest positive effect" of any single suspension mod per community consensus.
Supporting Mods
- Strut Tower Braces: Tie front strut towers together, reduces chassis flex. Cheap and effective.
- Trailing Arm Brackets (Pinion Angle Adjusters): Required when lowering >1.5" to correct rear pinion angle and prevent driveline vibration.
- Alignment: Always required after any suspension change. Critical for tire wear and handling.
Install Order
- Springs/coilovers first
- Sway bars (front + rear)
- Strut brace
- Trailing arms / pinion angle (if dropped >1.5")
- Alignment (always last)
Site UX Recommendations
- Show stance/drop prominently (users buy primarily for look + handling).
- "Alignment required after install" badge on all suspension parts.
- Pinion angle warning for drops > 1.5".