Eibach 3882.312 rear sway bar kit

[elbison]

$156 shipped.....Installed this morning.

6 easy bolts, great project to have my 6 year old help with and one of the best bang for the buck mods out there for those of us with the 4x4 / bigger tires ride.

I drive a Corvette or G8 GT daily, so I tend to expect vehicles to handle decently. After I installed this on my wife's Tahoe, I didn't feel that little cringe and hesitation I normally get each time I corner in that beast.

I drove it for about 100 miles after installation today.....it seems "just right" and I'd label this as a WIN.

[NASTY GM]

They are awesome for the price! I have the front and rear on my Yukon.

[jee123]

nice...where did you order it from?

[metelhead]

$156 shipped.....Installed this morning.

6 easy bolts, great project to have my 6 year old help with and one of the best bang for the buck mods out there for those of us with the 4x4 / bigger tires ride.

I drive a Corvette or G8 GT daily, so I tend to expect vehicles to handle decently. After I installed this on my wife's Tahoe, I didn't feel that little cringe and hesitation I normally get each time I corner in that beast.

I drove it for about 100 miles after installation today.....it seems "just right" and I'd label this as a WIN.

I also installed one this week- and agree completely- best bang for the buck- every Tahoe/Yukon should have one! I got mine from Summit racing $165 shipped.

[jee123]

thanks...ordering mine this weekend!

[NASTY GM]

I paid $320 for the front and rear, tax and shipping, from www.autoanything.com

[elbison]

I also installed one this week- and agree completely- best bang for the buck- every Tahoe/Yukon should have one! I got mine from Summit racing $165 shipped.

Yeah, mine must have been $165 also.....I got it from Summit. Must have remembered the numbers reversed.

[GreatWhite]

I got mine from Discount Tire's Ebay store - same price: $165 shipped (drop-shipped from Corona CA, pretty close to home). As reported, installation couldn't be easier; you don't even have to jack the vehicle up if you don't mind lying on the ground. If the ground slopes or there is any type of cross-loading, life will be easier if you undo the end links last and connect them first.
As for the results, I think it is a worthwhile improvement. There is still understeer, but it's not as extreme as stock and loosening up the rear end makes the vehicle feels a lot lighter (more balanced actually) and nimbler. It's probably not ideal if you tow since it will reduce the stability of the rig, alhtough I can't think the effect would be too severe.

[jee123]

got my rear swaybar...it is awesome..so awesome i ordered the front!!!

[DirtyBlackHoe]

does anyone know if this would fit on my cranked front end and 2" spacers in the back...is it the front or the rear that I need to install because I hate the body sway on my truck

[metelhead]

got my rear swaybar...it is awesome..so awesome i ordered the front!!!

please report back on the different the front makes, I have the rear as well and have been thinking about getting the front as well, since the rear made such a good addition....but i have rear that the front is very min.

[jee123]

it should work on your tahoe...call/email eibach, i don't see why it wouldnt work they just replace the old ones..metalhead i ll post when i get it on...i heard the same thing i was going to just upgrade the bushings but if i have to pull the thing off might as well mach em up..the people who did both seem to like it...the front of my truck seems a lil mushy compared to the back so......

[jee123]

so the front sway bar was on back order for 3-6 weeks so i just ordered the hotchkis sways. i would say that having the complete set is worth it. my truck handles a lot better. plus my front bushings were cracked and mushed. overall i would say those who just have the rear consider the front. at least do the endlink and d bushings. i am very pleased with the sways good rec. guys.