ZR1 Swaybars
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Been asked/discussed tons of times. I don't know what type of research you've done but if you do a search on them 9here on the forum) there's a boatload of info. FWIW, buy and install them.
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Yeah, i did search it here on the forum but the search engine SUX right now, i don t know what the deal with it is....It used to be awesome! For the price, they seem to be a great deal! Im one of those guys that have to try something myself usually. Im hoping someone says that they installed them and they are the Cats Azz! 
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They would likely ROCK on a car with stock suspension. Wonder how much improvement they make on a car that is already set up stock with the ZO6 suspension or Z51 suspension.
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I would say, unless something comes up otherwise, Im getting these within a week or so! I think the front bar is 38mm.....My stock ones are "dinky"!
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I've never seen sizes for the ZR1 sways posted yet. Do you actually know the sizes?
The cheapest deal is the C6Z51 and they'll work great for street use and keep a good balance on the car. The ZR1 may be better but they may also throw off the balance of the car. The ZR1 has huge rear wheels compared to a C5 and the bars will be designed to balance the suspension with those wheels.
Peter
The cheapest deal is the C6Z51 and they'll work great for street use and keep a good balance on the car. The ZR1 may be better but they may also throw off the balance of the car. The ZR1 has huge rear wheels compared to a C5 and the bars will be designed to balance the suspension with those wheels.
Peter
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The front bar is 38mm, I do know the size. Rear is 26 or 27mm.
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