Hope you enjoy them as much as I am. When you receive the sways - keep in mind they are rough finished and not made for bling (function is their strongsuit) , they are standard parts, and that is how dodge shipps them to performance. I didn't do it, because I didn't want to wait, but a coat of rustoleum in your preferred color on the sways might look nice under the car. Just a thought.

 

you don't really by suspesion parts to look at but to feel but thanks for the thought post.[sm=gears.gif][sm=gears.gif][sm=gears.gif][sm=gears.gif][sm=gears.gif][sm=gears.gif]

 

Only thing you gotta make sure of is whether your rear struts have the "tabs" on them or not to hook the end links up to. If yours doesn't have the tabs in the rear you either have to get them or get struts with them.

 

alright, ill check into that.... you can see them from under the car? or do you have to take the wheel off at all

 

Just look and see if your car has a sway bar. If it doesn't have one you don't have the tabs. I think the R/t is the only neon that comes with a sway bar stock....besides the SRT4.

 

oh ok... so did you have to install the tabs on yours then? how hard is it?

 

You'll get no arguement from me there.

And feel good, they do.

 

hope this helped out any body else that was interested in getting a good set of sway bars real cheap but oem quality thanxs again post never would have found that kind of deal without your help.[sm=hail.gif][sm=hail.gif][sm=hail.gif][sm=hail.gif][sm=hail.gif][sm=hail.gif][sm=hail.gif][sm=hail.gif][sm=hail.gif][sm=hail.gif][sm=hail.gif]

 

No problem, happy to help.

 

by the way hows the weather in philly post?