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Have a look in the Polo section mate, plenty of opinions in there.
Rear sway is a good bandaid, but for good results, Coilovers / springs & shocks are the way to go.
They're not a bandaid, a good suspension system has both modified swaybars and springs+shocks/coilovers.
They both do different things, and if anything the shocks+springs are a bandaid for lacklustre swaybars
They're not a bandaid, a good suspension system has both modified swaybars and springs+shocks/coilovers.
They both do different things, and if anything the shocks+springs are a bandaid for lacklustre swaybars
Neither will do the whole job individually - they're complimentary components with different (but complimentary) design goals.
Coilovers/springs & shocks act individually at each corner of the car. Swaybars join the sides of the car together to help transfer cornering load to the unloaded side of the vehicle and resist independant movement of L/R suspension components.
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