Hey. @hahnmgh63, yes it definitely did, especially when attacking corners at high speeds. You can feel it esp when you go around roundabouts, hair-pins, etc. the car’s rear feels tight and composed, almost like thrashing an RS3/Golf around a corner. It’s only 80 bucks as well, so definitely not expensive.
I have a similar setup to you for my B8 RS4, as below
- Canyon Run CR-15 strut brace
- Bilstein PSS10/B16
- 034motorsport spherical end links (front + rear)
- 034motorsport aluminium X-brace
- 034motorsport transmission inserts set
- 034motorsport transmission rubber mount
- 034motorsport rear subframe aluminium inserts
- ECS rear lower control arm brace
- 034motorsport rear toe link
- supersprint down pipe + mid pipe
- KN air filter
- 034 street density motor mounts for RS5/S5 V8
- Goodridge S/S brake lines brake
- Girodisc Magic pads
- SPC camber-adjustable upper control arms
- Powerflex bushings - purple for rear control arms
- 034motorsport rear sway bar 25.4mm
- JHMotorsport stage 2 ECU + TCU remap
- RMR transmission cooler for Borg-Warner DL501
- Girodisc front rotors 380mm
- Girodisc rear rotors 320mm
- JXB performance drive shaft carrier upgrade
I used to have H&R front + rear sways, however I found the front sway to be too stiff, causing understeer, and thus swapped out to stock from sway bar and rear is 034 + endlinks. The result is a livelier front end, which I find good for mountain carving
Interested to hear your thoughts on mountain carving setup as well!
Here’s latest pic of my car, with an added roof box these days