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Just today actually I installed C6 Z06 Sway Bars, Pfadt Performance Polyurethane Bushings, Z06 Metal End Links and C6 Z06 Shocks in my 01 C5. Absolutely THE best "bang for the buck" Mod that I've ever done!!!! Car rides firm but not harsh and it corners flatter than a pool table!!
I have heard some say that the Z51 Sway bars would be a better move for those that don't want as firm a ride etc. but I've got to tell you this combo rocks on my car!!!
Good Luck!!!
You can get a Z06 set that offers a lot of bang for the buck if you buy a used set off someone.
Then there is aftermarket sets that can be a little bigger to solid beam thick.
The thicker it is the more it helps but also makes it ride harder esp pver single wheel bumps.
I put a set of CTS-V swaybars on my CTS caddy as I got them used from a CTS-V owner that upgraded. Again bang for the bang thing. I was going to do the same with my 01 Corvette but the wife said not to touch her car.
I have had the T1 sway bars on my car for three years and have been extremely happy with the performance. Most of my enjoyment with the car is had in the various canyons in the area. The more technical, the better I like them.
They are available from anyone that carries GM Performance Parts.
Last edited by DIXZ; May 7, 2011 at 08:49 PM.
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I put Hotchkis set on mine but used factory metal links instead of the heavy duty ones that came with the kit. Very nice upgrade. They are pricy but I won the kit at a car show.