Difference Between Selby And Whiteline Swaybars?

[Moodles2]

As far as I can tell, the only difference between the two, is the Selby swaybars are finished in charcoal and Whiteline in silver.. do either make a better product than their counterpart?

I've read Whiteline swaybars are solid tubing, so I'm guessing Selby is the same, compared to say Cusco whose swaybars are hollow.

[_Ryan_]

I think whiteline stuff is made in China now, don't quote me on that, pretty sure Selby's are made in aus still?

waits for gary to come in and set us straight.

[Duncan]

Basically Selby bought the factory when Whiteline moved their manufacturing off shore a couple of years back. Selby's ownership has changed and Gary is no longer involved.

Basically - Selby's are a brilliant bunch to have around, I love that we can get hold of locally made sway bars for these cars. Whiteline though remain a great choice for cheap, generic sway bars that will suit 80% of cars....and bigger swaybars are about the best modification you can make for a car's handling

BTW yes Cisco hollow gear will be a 1kg or 2 lighter if you think that is more important that price and adjustability. Obviously they are also softer for the same diameter so make sure you get the next size up if you want the same effect.