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I've had the H&R Sway Bars on my 00 996 C4 for about 2 years and really like them. They are set on the middle setting. The H&R are direct bolt on without any drop links. Another option is the GT3 sway bars. The difference is the GT3s are hollow and the H&Rs are solid. I've seen both and can recommend both. As for wheels on the 996 Mk1, my recommendation is to stay with 18" wheels. Look around at the forums and I think you'll see similar comments. I have the factory turbo twist and aftermarket both in 18". The 18" tire profile just works best with the 996.1, IMO. I have Michelin Pilot Super Sport (225/40/18 and 265/35/18). As a side note, I upgraded from 17" to 19" wheels on my 04 Audi A4 and while they look really sharp, the ride is not quite as smooth. I haven't done Coilovers yet, but I was considering Bilstein PSS10s. I'd be interested to hear how the H&R Coilovers are. Good luck! -Frank
