I am considering multiple suspension upgrades to reduce the excessive wear on my tires. My 97 SL1 is stock (and yes, properly aligned) and went through, Yokohama Avid T4 in 9,000Mi (alignment and suspension items check before and after) and chewed 6/32" off the new V rated BF Goodrich Traction T/A after just more than 1,500Mi (front only, the rears are like new). Yep, quite agressive driving style. I am considering the following upgrades (in order): 1) install rear sway bar (probably a stock SL2 sway bar from scrap yard) but also thinking of a 16mm 3way adjustable 2) change dampers to KYB GR-2 3) change spring to H&R Sport My objective is to transfert more weight to the back to relieve the front tires. I am gathering the opinions on the benefit from each of these options in terms of limiting the (front) tire wear. The solution has to be cost effective otherwise I'd rather change the tires every 10,000-15,000Mi. The no brainer is to obtain the stock sway bar (and links and stuff) from a SL2 or SC2 (cheap and guaranted to help) but I wonder if it will help "enough". Thanks for the opinions Frank 97 SL1 109,000Mi