I picked up a 93 legacy sedan for the engine.

I swapped it into my wagon. While driving the sedan home i felt that i handled better (cars have simalar miles so i assume parts are simalar worn). My question is a sedan set up stiffer then a wagon or does it just feel like it since the sedan is a little lighter. I assume every thing can swap over, springs struts and sway bars. Just wondering if it is worth my time.

Thanks

David

The wagons have a lot of flex, especially in the back of the car. It's just a product of the chassis...

Ya its body flew like he said, any sedan feels more stiff then a wagon. But u can add these bars that go from the top of the strut to the other strut. I might do it, but it will suck because i will loose the convience of folding down the seats in the rear, but maybe just adding one in the front will be enough.

Oh and another thing, make sure ur shocks are not worn out, my front shocks were changed but the rear wasnt and when i push down on the front now it will barely budge, but the rear i can push down easily, so maybe if i changed my rear shock it would be way way more stiff, and solid.