CTS-V Sway Bars (takeoff at 36k) - anyone interested?

[04CTS_on_20s]

How much shipped to 62249 in IL?

[CTSV_510]

Originally Posted by 04CTS_on_20s

How much shipped to 62249 in IL?

$150 shipped, 3 business days for delivery.

[04CTS_on_20s]

They'll fit my 04 CTS right?

[CTSV_510]

Originally Posted by 04CTS_on_20s

They'll fit my 04 CTS right?

Yes, they will be a direct replacement upgrade.

[CTSV_510]

Ok, plenty of people have contacted me with interest, but no one has paid yet.

They are packed up and ready to ship immediately for anyone ready to buy.

[CTSV_510]

My car is in for service and I have an '06 CTS as a loaner.

If you guys haven't replaced your sway bars yet, you need these! It will be a whole different driving experience. (better )

$145 shipped ANYWHERE in the US.

[LastOneLeft]

Will it fit in here?????



*I Hope So*

[CTSV_510]

Sway bars go on the bottom

Doesn't anyone have these on an '03 that will come forward and confirm they'll fit?

If you have mounting holes here behind your wheels then you'll just need bolts:

[LastOneLeft]

LMAO ur right I must be talking about the strut bars my bad...LOL!!!

I think there might be a small mod u have to do?

and what does the package come with exactly?

thank you
Paul Nguyen

PS - sry about the mix up

[CTSV_510]

Originally Posted by LastOneLeft

I think there might be a small mod u have to do?

and what does the package come with exactly?

Paul - I will provide you with the sway bars, rubber bushings, and metal brackets. The only thing you would need are the bolts that attach them to the car. If you have stock sway bars, you'd have these bolts already. If not, you'd have to get them.

I don't have any info on the '03s other than I HEARD that they don't come with stock sway bars. If they don't, then I would assume you don't have the mounting holes. Maybe another '03 owner can chime in.

EDIT: I found this:

Originally Posted by odysseus

V bars are a bolt-in. No changes necessary. They use the same endlinks, and should come with bushings, since the bars are larger. You simply remove your old ones, and replace them with the V bars. This is the same whether you get V bars, Hotchkis bars, or Eibachs sway bars.

If you want to add the Corvette aluminum end links, which are about 1" shorter, on the front, then you'll need to drill out the mounting holes to accommodate the larger bolt. I've had no problems with the stock CTS endlinks for the past 3 years, even thought they look whimpy, and have plastic plugs holding the joint in place. I've even driven it to the track at VIR, although we weren't 'racing' and were pushing it only about 70%.

Looks like you're good to go! odysseus has an '03 and said they bolt right in!

EDIT AGAIN: That was actually a thread YOU started! What's the deal?