You have to understand the what the sway bar is doing on the car, It is pushing back agianst the body to stop body roll and thus helping the Tbar or springs keep the tires planted to the road in simplest terms. Also note if you dont have a front sway bar in place and add just a rear sway bar to the car you will have problems with Under/Over steer and is not recommend. Front sway bar by its self no issue. As for ride, if you dont like feeling every single bump in the road, go with a smaller Tbar and stock springs. If your going to drive the car very spirited go with the larger Tbar - 1inch + depending the small/big block and go with super stock springs and add the sway bars. You have to think of the suspension as a full system and what you want the car to do.
