Sway Bars

[BigAl03GTI]

Neuspeed or Autotech?

Or are there other ones to seriously consider?

[elitedübs]

i love my neuspeed rear sway bar.

[Iceman]

Neuspeed is easier to install, from what I hear.  I have the Neuspeed, and did the install myself in like an hour and 15 mins.  The Autotech is lightweight, and supposedly stronger, but not sure how the install is.  
The neuspeed is slightly less expensive depending on where you buy it.  I got my 28mm Neuspeed from Greedspeed.  It was on special for like $260 shipped.  Right now, they are $272 with free shipping.

[BigAl03GTI]

thanx both of you guys, i am planning on going all out on suspension. i am headed that way so wish me luck.

[TheArtfulDubber]

I have the Autotech Adj. Rear Sway and if you can work a drill without punching a hole in your skull it isn't too bad.

Two simple holes in the torsion beam and it is on. The main advantages in my eyes are the reduced weight and also the sliding endlinks.

Match that up with their front stress bars and the Eurosport rear stress bar (if you have a GTI that is) and you will be carving in no time.

[BigAl03GTI]

as a matter of fact I do have upper and lower front and rear upper eurosport stress bars and just added weitec GT cup kit 60/40 add that to new yokahama 225/40/R18's and I think it already handles nicely, then add front and rear sway bars, i'm thinking  :driving:

[BigAl03GTI]

anybody have a autotech rear sway bar they want to part with?

[VOTBLINDUB]

what about H&R or Hotchkis?