Upgrading front/rear stabilizer bars?

[Warped9]

Does anyone know if there are upgrade front & rear stabilizer bars available for the Bronco Sport?

I did such an upgrade on my 2004 CrownVic—adding a larger bar to the front and one to the rear (it didn’t have a rear bar originally)—and it made a world of difference.

Now the Bronco Sport doesn’t roll like the CrownVic did originally. In fact the Bronco Sport isn’t bad, but there is always room for improvement.

I know the Bronco Sport already has a front and rear bar, but are there upgrades available?

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[RSH]

Steeda makes a front strut tower brace and rear sway bar for the Sport.

https://www.steeda.com/bronco-sport/

 

[Warped9]

Steeda makes a front strut tower brace and rear sway bar for the Sport.

https://www.steeda.com/bronco-sport/

So the Strut Tower Brace is the front upgrade then. And I take it the Steeda rear stabilizer is an upgrade over the stock factory rear stabilizer.

 

[RSH]

People on the board that have installed the Steeda strut tower brace claim it improved the handling. On the Maverick boards they say the same. Also someone here said they are going to install the Steeda rear sway bar, don't know if that has happened or not.

Other than Steeda, I have not seen any other company make sway bars for the Bronco Sport. Hardrace makes front and rear sway bars for the Escape.

Other than lifts, the aftermarket for the Sport is fairly limited.

 

[Warped9]

People on the board that have installed the Steeda strut tower brace claim it improved the handling. On the Maverick boards they say the same. Also someone here said they are going to install the Steeda rear sway bar, don't know if that has happened or not.

Other than Steeda, I have not seen any other company make sway bars for the Bronco Sport. Hardrace makes front and rear sway bars for the Escape.

Other than lifts, the aftermarket for the Sport is fairly limited.

Basically what I was finding so thats why I posed the question here.

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