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Tanabe makes good bars as well. They also look nice
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For a rear sway bar, you can't go wrong with TRD.
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trd is good, unless you want to manufacture your own bar.
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ULTRARACING also making sway bars for the Yaris( code UR-AR16-126 16mm) but the TRD bar is thicker so stiffer.
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