White line rear sway bar?

[J persons]

I have a '14 SHO with the PP options that include a factory rear sway bar. Is there any advantage, other than the adjustable end links, to replacing it with the White line sway bar?

 

[SHO-moco]

I cannot answer this for you other then to note that on my 2010 I am installing the whiteline adjustable sway bar links in the rear with my factory sway bar.

 

[Mahu24]

The Whiteline is much thicker than factory and give two mounting options for your links. It made a noticable difference in stability around corners on my car

 

[J persons]

I've seen a post or two here that state I will need different swaybar end links to install the WL swaybar, and some don't make any mention of different end links. Do I need different end links or will the factory ones work?

 

[SHO-moco]

I've seen a post or two here that state I will need different swaybar end links to install the WL swaybar, and some don't make any mention of different end links. Do I need different end links or will the factory ones work?

Factory ride height? I do not have the WL swaybar, I got the adjustable links because my car is sitting on H&R springs which lower it. I wanted to take the preload out of the rear bar that lowering it created. I want to say a WL sway bar at factory ride height you can use the oem links but, and maybe even when lowered hence the 2 mounting holes for links? But I cannot answer that with certainty, someone with 1st hand knowledge will hopefully chime in.

 

[J persons]

I plan on lowering the rear by about an inch, by cutting the coils. Just to get rid of the stink bug look

 

[SHO-moco]

I plan on lowering the rear by about an inch, by cutting the coils. Just to get rid of the stink bug look

Then a set of adjustable sway bar links would be beneficial.