Originally posted by Tim O.: Sway bars will show a definate improvement in handling on almost any car. The guideline is the thicker the better, but there's a trade off. I noticed a difference swapping out my rear sway bar with a 24mm Aussie bar a few weeks ago. The trade off for me is the stock brackets are too weak to support a bar so heavy duty, so I had upgraded brackets put on.
The bars aren't hard to install. I did mine by myself and it took me about 2hours. I've never done one before, just took my time and read over a how-to a few times before attempting.
What model of car do you have? I have a 19mm stock svt bar I'm looking to sell for cheap. 
Tim
'00 SVTWould the svt bar fit a 96 GL, how much u selling it for e-mail=rjev2@yahoo.com
"Wow, that sank fast." "Yeah, like a rock." 96 Contour GL ATX 9mm Ford Racing Wires; 2 Resonators down, 1 to go;"Special airbox"; many mods planned Sony CD player: 50wattsx4;remote; Speakers=50 watt Pioneer 6x8s Ross Evans 
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