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Anti-sway bar sizes for 240 wagon 200

posted by  Kolb on  Sat Oct 11 13:15 CST 2003
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I just made a trip to the junk yard and scored a rear IPD anti-sway bar and a front anti-sway bar from a turbo sedan. The diameters are 25mm and 23mm.

My non-turbo wagon has 16mm on the rear and 19mm on the front. Is it a good idea to put such a large anti-sway bar on the back? Will the front one being smaller than the rear adversly effect the handleing?

I got these two bars for $14 each so it is no big loss if I can't use them.

thanks for the help,

Jason






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