ST Suspensions ST Front Anti-Swaybar VW Jetta II III/Golf II III Convertible/Corrado 2WD 50235

90-94 VW Corrado, 85-92 VW Golf II, III, 85-92 VW Jetta II, III - 7/8 22mm Front Anti Swaybar

ST Front Anti-Swaybar VW Jetta II III/Golf II III Convertible/Corrado 2WD

ST FRONT ANTI-SWAYBAR

Front Anti-Swaybar

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Well before SUSPENSION TECHNIQUES and its sister company BELLTECH joined the impressive KW AUTOMOTIVE NORTH AMERICA, INC. in 2005 it was already on its way to becoming one of the leaders when it came to height adjustable coil-overs, lowering coil springs, and anti-sway bars but it also led to a name change from SUSPENSION TECHNIQUES to ST SUSPENSIONS. ST SUSPENSIONS formerly SUSPENSION TECHNIQUES can trace it history back to the 1980’s in Southern California, the perfect place for any company designing aftermarket suspension products because there were lowered vehicles all over Southern California by then. ST SUSPENSIONS (SUSPENSION TECHNIQUES) realized the market was ripe for new nonpareil products and went about the necessary task of designing and developing innovative products that would result in the company’s success in the marketplace. ST SUSPENSIONS (SUSPENSION TECHNIQUES) knew that the anti-sway bar in a vehicle prevented body lean when the vehicle is turning by applying force to the suspension on each side, upward on one side and downward on the other to resist leaning and they knew this was particularly important in a high performance vehicle and in a racing situation. The team at ST SUSPENSIONS (SUSPENSION TECHNIQUES} also knew that cars that undergo excessive turning forces must maximize tire grip especially on smooth roads and in order to do this they need large, strong sway bars and this is especially true of high power cars like the Mustang or Firebird and they set about designing anti-sway bars that would do just that. As a result of their efforts ST SUSPENSION (SUSPENSION TECHNIQUES} name became well-established in the aftermarket suspension marketplace and by motorsports enthusiasts. When KW AUTOMOTIVE GMBH purchased SUSPENSION TECHNIQUES it provided SUSPENSION TECHNIQUES with the opportunity of becoming part of a much larger picture with possibilities inherent in multi company situations; such as a sharing of ideas that lead to new innovation and more expansive marketplace. The anti-sway bars developed by ST SUSPESION (SUSPENSION TECHNIQUES) are the result of years of experience and that is evident when you consider the rewards they provide in improved handling, increased traction, improved balance with no loss in spring comfort. Not only that but they minimize the load differences between the curve outside and inside wheels, are made of primo quality spring steel and have bearings that are manufactured from superlative composite materials. The ST SUSPENSION (SUSPENSION TECHNIQUES) Sway-bar kit for your Pontiac Firebird, Formula, Trans Am 1993-2002 V8 / V6 or your Chevrolet Camaro 1993-2002is a perfect example of the quality of product with its 35mm front and 25mm rear bar complete with red poly-bushings and end links to make your Firebird handle better on those dangerous curves. Take a look at these on the LMPERFORMANCE web site and see if they will meet your Camaro, Firebird, Formula, or Trans Am needs and let us help you get the improved performance around those curves so that you are first at the finish line and let us help you get them at a competitive price and with free shipping.

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