It has the factory sway bar, all it says is heavy duty lol. will go with sway and TB's, see how that goes and work from there. Thanks for the help.
With the bigger torsion bars you'll need better shocks so order a pair of front Bilsteins when you order the torsion bars. Or you can order front Koni shocks, the fronts install just fine. I prefer the Koni shocks since they are adjustable. Just for fun install the parts in stages. Put the big anti-sway bar on first and drive the car for a 100 miles or so. Then install the big torsion bars with your KYB shocks. Then change the shocks. You'll learn a lot more if you do it in stages since you'll be able to feel the difference from the individual parts. I wouldn't worry about the rear suspension or the tires until you get the front finished up.
