Do stock drop links fit a 19mm sway bar?, Looking to buy drop links from classified section. Options

[HansJan]

Hello,
There is a set of stock drop links in the classified section.
Would they fit a 19mm sway bar?

Or should the 19mm sway bar be purchased as a set?
If so: which set is best for street use (value and quality)?

Thanks

[Dave_Darling]

The appropriate size depends on more than just the use of the car. It also depends on the rest of the suspension. A car with very stiff rear springs and stock front torsion bars would want a sizeable front sway bar in order to make the roll stiffness similar on both ends.

You can adjust an adjustable bar, obviously. If you have a large bar and want a small amount of roll stiffness, you may wind up making very very small adjustments. With a softer bar, you would be making larger adjustments to get the same effect.

The stock non-adjustable bar is 15mm. The 19mm adjustable ones are often seen as a reasonable replacement when the rest of the suspension is stock. The 21mm ones are obviously stiffer and are best when paired with something like 150 lb/in rear springs or larger.

Note that adding a rear bar changes the rear roll stiffness and the desired front bar size can change there as well.

--DD

[HansJan]

The appropriate size depends on more than just the use of the car. It also depends on the rest of the suspension. A car with very stiff rear springs and stock front torsion bars would want a sizeable front sway bar in order to make the roll stiffness similar on both ends.

You can adjust an adjustable bar, obviously. If you have a large bar and want a small amount of roll stiffness, you may wind up making very very small adjustments. With a softer bar, you would be making larger adjustments to get the same effect.

The stock non-adjustable bar is 15mm. The 19mm adjustable ones are often seen as a reasonable replacement when the rest of the suspension is stock. The 21mm ones are obviously stiffer and are best when paired with something like 150 lb/in rear springs or larger.

Note that adding a rear bar changes the rear roll stiffness and the desired front bar size can change there as well.

--DD

Thanks DD.
I’m considering the bar that Travis is offering (see pic above).
From what I understand, my rear springs are 180#.