[Motopsycho]

Does anyone know if the R/T Intrepid has a bigger front sway bar than the SE or the ES?

 

[blkbute]

yes, it is bigger... but not much.

 

[Warlord187]

Mine is bigger than yours....

Wait a minute...what are we talking about again.

 

[SPOOK R/T]

Ever little bit helps. I like Warlords thinking mines bigger than yours.

 

[viprman]

Sounds like another bolt on part to improve non-R/T's to me.

 

[Warlord187]

Originally posted by SPOOK R/T:
I like Warlords thinking...

That could get you in trouble.

 

[blkbute]

I do not think its something worth your while buying from the dealer, mabe from the junkers if you got a good price on it, other than that it will not be worth your while if you ask me.

 

[SPOOK R/T]

Warlord I am married with children, i can`t get into any more trouble than that.

 

[Motopsycho]

I was just wondering if it would make a significant improvement in handling on my SE.

 

[blkbute]

Originally posted by Motopsycho:
I was just wondering if it would make a significant improvement in handling on my SE.

does anyone know if swaybars are differant from SE to ES? I do not think there is but mabe because if there is no differance then upgrading to trhe R/T one will not be worth your while.

 

[ottowrkr]

yes the rt has a bigger unit ,I mean swaybar

 

[MoparPerformance]

Yeah, I'm buyin' me one of them and slappin' it on my 02' SE with my new H&R performance springs I ordered.... Can't wait...!


Later guys

 

[Marcus]

You know if someone would MEASURE their R/T front swaybar diameter with calipers and their rear swaybar as well, I'll measure my '98 ES front and rear swaybars, and someone else measure a base model and an SE model, and we'll get the info posted!

I seem to recall that the ES did have an uprated suspension compared to the base model when I bought mine in '98.

Marcus
'98 Intrepid 3.2L ES

 

[mlfca]

Originally posted by ottowrkr:
yes the rt has a bigger unit ,I mean swaybar

Nice

 

[Marcus]

If you check out what bushings your swaybar is mounted in and do a little measuring, you could order the proper size polyurethane bushings from Addco. Replacing all those soft rubber bushings on a swaybar (end-link bushings and center bushings) with polyurethane is like putting in a swaybar that's 1/8" larger diameter. And there's no difference in ride quality! Nice cheap modification.

Marcus
'98 Intrepid 3.2L ES