iE Front Sway Bar - Audi / B9 / A4 / A5 / S4 / S5 / RS5 | IESSCK3

THE ULTIMATE FRONT SWAY BAR

Experience a new level of grip and improved turn-in feel as you enter aggressive corners with the iE Adjustable Front Sway Bar for your Audi. iE's front and rear sway bars are designed to work in tandem to achieve the ultimate handling stability while maximizing grip and minimizing body roll.

LEADING FEATURES

• Improved Handling -When combined with iE rear sway bar
• Defeat Understeer -Corner faster and with more control
• Adjustable Stiffness -Dial in your suspension feel
• Increased Grip -Keep wheel contact with the ground
• Teflon-lined Poly Bushings -Eliminates sloppy bushing flex

This front sway bar must be paired with the matching iE Rear Sway Bar.

ADJUSTABLE STIFFNESS

Dial in the handling stiffness to what feels best to you. For a softer feel, use the rear mounting position, which provides a 100% increase in stiffness over the stock sway bar. Achieve a more aggressive and responsive experience by utilizing the front mounting hole, resulting in an impressive 205% increase in stiffness.

TRACK & STREET OPTIMIZED

You can have uncompromising control in the twisties without sacrificing daily comfort. Crafted with a specialty 30mm outer dimension to balance precision handling while maintaining daily comfort on your commute. For intense track use, the one-piece spring steel construction boasts a 5mm wall thickness, ensuring exceptional strength without excessive weight.

ELIMINATE SLOP NOISE

iE polyurethane bushings eliminate the "sloppy" feel of stock rubber bushings by reducing flex between the sway bar and chassis, resulting in a tighter suspension feel. A Teflon coating on the sway bar bushing makes for squeak-free turns.

INSTALLATION

Your new front sway bar is a bolt-on installation. However, it does require lowering the subframe and a professional alignment once completed.

AVERAGE INSTALL TIME: AROUND 3 HOURS

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