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Thanks for the advice there. Appreciated 👍

If you dont have rear brake regulator its easy to remove rear coil springs, unscrew bushings, leave rear axle hanging in shocks and replace the bushings with bushing press tool. I done it in less than 4hours without any experience.

There is a gti front arb on ebay, not mine. I also found replacing the rear axle bushes a worthwhile improvement. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Volkswagen-Lupo-Whiteline-20mm-Rear-Anti-Roll-Bar-Arosa-Gti-/284176582419?_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49292

Depending on how old your bushes and top mounts are you could replace them. Even fitting new standard parts will give a better feel if the existing parts are old and worn. You could opt for poly bushes. I have a front gti arb an that made a difference. I don't know how much the chassis flexes so can't comment on the benefit that braces may have. If you haven't I'd take a good look at the brakes, pads, discs, drum, piston seals. Stopping in time is never overrated.