Want to stiffen up the cornering and responsiveness of the car a bit, been wanting a rear swaybar for a while. Everythings pretty much stock but I did notice it has monroe GT shocks. Pretty sure springs are still stock. I'm not sure if it even has a rear swaybar?

Anyway, this will do the trick? http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Whiteline-BMR69XZ-Sway-Bar-Stabiliser-Kit-Rear-MITSUBISHI-VERADA-1996-2002-/161123393801?pt=AU_Car_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2583b3e109&_uhb=1

Its a 1998 KF Ei Sedan.
And can I get it cheaper elsewhere?
Anything else I should know?

I believe that most people will recommend you replace the rear subframe with one from a car that had an OEM swaybar (ie, VRX, Sports, GTVi etc)

few people don't recommend the whiteline swaybar kit but i know of one member who has it fitted to his TF and has had no Issues.

you are also able to replace the rear K frame with one from a Sports/VRX/GTV/i or any TL which gives you a factory option. i plan to do this soon...

I had one of these, on a TJ series one. Never had any issues with it.

The kit does look pretty shady though. Having said that, it never failed.

If I had the choice again, I'd get the sub frame swap though. Just so I could swap between the stock 18mm bar and a 22mm bar when needed.

KF does not have a rear swaybar.

VRX's, Ralliarts, GTVI's did, then on the TL/TW it became standard. I swapped my TE subframe out for a TL one, the bushes in the TE were worn too and the handbrake mount isnt as good so its a great upgrade. Do a search, ive covered this before in other threads.

Johnvirus, doesn't your VRX have a swaybar as standard?

Johnvirus, doesn't your VRX have a swaybar as standard?

shoudl have made this clear, not to my car. my altera is hopefully getting the transplant

now i'm confused

The whiteline website says "Suits sedan models without OE sway bar" I assume OE = stock
So will this fit or no?
And i've done a search on this forum for 'swaybar' and never saw a post mentioning a K frame swap.
So could someone enlighten me here?

1) Will it fit my KF?
2) Whats this K frame swapping business? never heard of it, no idea what the benefits are or whats involved. Or how hard it is to source parts....

I want to essentially fit a swaybar and leave it. I 'might' upgrade springs but thats about it, not looking to make it performance oriented I want it as a daily driver that doesn't have as much body roll around the corners, and can rail a bit better.

now i'm confused The whiteline website says "Suits sedan models without OE sway bar" I assume OE = stock So will this fit or no? And i've done a search on this forum for 'swaybar' and never saw a post mentioning a K frame swap. So could someone enlighten me here? 1) Will it fit my KF? 2) Whats this K frame swapping business? never heard of it, no idea what the benefits are or whats involved. Or how hard it is to source parts.... I want to essentially fit a swaybar and leave it. I 'might' upgrade springs but thats about it, not looking to make it performance oriented I want it as a daily driver that doesn't have as much body roll around the corners, and can rail a bit better.

If you don't have a rear bar currently, then yes, the "without OE rear bar" will fit.

Nothing to be confused about, yes will fit, it will be a poor fit, you lose some of the structural integrity on the back end as these cheap rubbish brackes bolt onto the k frame mounts thus you end up with nuts only being held on by a couple of threads

I have had customers drop these in with a car and ask for them to be fitted and I have refused for the above reason

For the price being asked you could get a TL rear end with newer bushes and better hand brake cable set up including freight to Sydney, a few hours later you have a car which is much better in the back end and no risk of damage to the k frame or the studs which hold it in.

I live in Cairns, QLD. Sourcing one locally might be a problem. I have a cordless impact wrench and breaker bar so loosening things should be ok just seems like a big job.
Do you have any? and how much in total to get it up here?
I also need a towbar and wiring harness so if that helps with freight....