Swaybar suggestions on mk4?

[ChupaCabrah]

I notched my frame out last night, obviously running into trouble with the sway bar, I've heard a lot of ppl just cut them out, is there a kit made for a mk4 jetta that replaces the sway bar with diff end links or what?
Thanks

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[SoIAteAPancakeToday]

endlinks dont work, you need to find a sway bar that goes underneath the axle.

[Lawn_Mower]

endlinks dont work, you need to find a sway bar that goes underneath the axle.

I have a mk5, so i dont know how true this is, but i've heard R32 front sways go under the axle?

[engineman98]

Look at the hotchkis sway bar kit for the MKIV's. It the best one on the market.

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[SoIAteAPancakeToday]

I have a mk5, so i dont know how true this is, but i've heard R32 front sways go under the axle?

yeah but it mounts to the strut not the control arms where our mounting point is.

[Lawn_Mower]

yeah but it mounts to the strut not the control arms where our mounting point is.

ah okay, cool, thanks.

[Andrew@ORT]

H-Sport will be your best bet.

[MechEngg]

H-sport (hotchkis) will still prevent you from laying subframe. It actually sits on the control arms when you air out, ask colin or anthony. Taking it out gets you that final inch or so

[Andrew@ORT]

Hence why I said best bet.

Ultimately, no sway bar is the way to go

[.Ant]

H-sport (hotchkis) will still prevent you from laying subframe. It actually sits on the control arms when you air out, ask colin or anthony. Taking it out gets you that final inch or so

Yep. I took out my Hotchiks once I went air. Doing the TT spindle/LCA swap kinda made up for loss though.

[MechEngg]

Yep. I took out my Hotchiks once I went air. Doing the TT spindle/LCA swap kinda made up for loss though.

Yup i agree that taller spindles (TT or H2Sport) will give you less of a control arm angle, hence the sway bar will not sit on the control arms until a lower point. That could be the cure for more low with a sway but i still doubt you would be to lay out with it

[.Ant]

Yup i agree that taller spindles (TT or H2Sport) will give you less of a control arm angle, hence the sway bar will not sit on the control arms until a lower point. That could be the cure for more low with a sway but i still doubt you would be to lay out with it

Oh that's not what I mean.

I meant the swap helped my handling despite the loss of the sway.

[najob08]

I prefer this solution:

[carlhuebner]

i just took mine out and never looked best. didn't notice and decrease in ride stability. still feel safe in my car.

[Yuripolak]

audi S3 sway bar...

[SMG8vT]

i just took mine out and never looked best. didn't notice and decrease in ride stability. still feel safe in my car.

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[Markg813]

I removed my nuespeed front sway bar from my mk4 when i went air. I personally haven't noticed a difference with it removed.