front and rear swaybars from a 2002 Pontiac Trans Am WS6

[Saitin]

is it worth paying 50.00 for them to add them to a 94 formula?

[NJ Torque]

No.

Just get aftermarket parts...:|

[Pampered-Z]

WS6 = better then stock, not better then after market.

The WS6 bars should be thicker then what you have, but I think they are still hollow. You're better off putting the money towards aftermarket.

[Saitin]

WS6 = better then stock, not better then after market.

The WS6 bars should be thicker then what you have, but I think they are still hollow. You're better off putting the money towards aftermarket.

yeah if I had the 200-300 for the aftermarket I would,i'll see what I can come up with.

[ins0mnia24]

The rear sway bar is the same 19mm bar that is on the none ws.6 & SS cars
Only the front 32mm sway bar is different compared to the 30mm front bar used on the T/A, Formula, Z28's

1993 1LE was the only 4th gen to have a larger 21mm rear sway bar compared to the standard 19mm bar used and that was because of the softer spring rates the rear springs had that year..
So you would have been buying the same bar that you already have..

[NJSPEEDER]

For $50 I would call it a worth while improvement.

-Tim

[Saitin]

For $50 I would call it a worth while improvement.

-Tim

Thanks thats all I was asking

[WildBillyT]

The rear sway bar is the same 19mm bar that is on the none ws.6 & SS cars
Only the front 32mm sway bar is different compared to the 30mm front bar used on the T/A, Formula, Z28's

1993 1LE was the only 4th gen to have a larger 21mm rear sway bar compared to the standard 19mm bar used and that was because of the softer spring rates the rear springs had that year..
So you would have been buying the same bar that you already have..

Yep.

For $25 (if you can swing a split) I'd swap front bars though. 32mm vs 30mm will be worth it.

[transamkid]

apparently my ws6 (2000) has 1LE swaybars on it, does anyone know the dimensions on these?