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So as many of you know I have, I have a TII swapped GSL-SE. I have dabbled in SSM over the past few years, but being a full time student with no job left me with only being able to attend a couple events a year. Now that I am working full time I want to give the local SSM class a serious effort. So far my suspension setup has been pretty plain with just ST Drop Springs and Tokico Illuminas and Camber Plates. This year I hope to go with ReSpeed coilovers and some sorta sway bar setup. I know ReSpeed offers a really nice front sway bar but no rear. What are yall's suggestions for a sway bar setup? For now I will probably try to continue running 225/45(or 50)-15 R-Comps on 15x8 wheels. Would like to eventually do ZG flares and run 10" wheels but the 275/35-15 A6's arent cheap lol.






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