Sway bars...Whos the biggest???
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Originally Posted by hsitko
Who makes the biggest diameter front and rear swaybars?
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http://www.tripointengineering.com/i...89637a7cdca50a
Tri-point made an adjustable front sway bar. I don't see it anymore on the site, but you could call them and see if it's still available.
Tri-point made an adjustable front sway bar. I don't see it anymore on the site, but you could call them and see if it's still available.
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Originally Posted by hsitko
Who makes the biggest diameter front and rear swaybars?
Hi Hsitko,
Moconnor's absolutely right, going too big on your swaybar actually hurts handling.
Too stiff in the front promotes understeer, to much bar in the rear usually leads to
oversteer. Think of it this way - do you want to put solid axles (like a truck) on your
RX-7? And to top it off, think of the extra weight.
Give us a better idea of what you're trying to do, and what you're trying to improve
on your car as it stands. Then the posters here can give you some ideas about how
to make your car handle better.
David Breslau
Widefoot Racing Co
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I'm only asking to store the info in my memory banks. I'm a mechanic so i know well about the advantages and disadvantages of bigger, smaller, hollow etc bars. Generally the difference between the smallest and biggest aftermarket sway bars is a couple of mm. I'm just curious is all. The biggest i have found is made by largus with a front of 32mm. Thanks for trying to steer me in a good direction though guys! I would have done the same thing!
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Originally Posted by Sgtblue
http://www.tripointengineering.com/i...89637a7cdca50a
Tri-point made an adjustable front sway bar. I don't see it anymore on the site, but you could call them and see if it's still available.
Tri-point made an adjustable front sway bar. I don't see it anymore on the site, but you could call them and see if it's still available.
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Racing Beat and Suspension Techn. they both have 1.25" front sway bar.
http://www.racingbeat.com/resultset....rtNumber=14107
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
http://www.racingbeat.com/resultset....rtNumber=14107
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
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Originally Posted by Sgtblue
http://www.tripointengineering.com/i...89637a7cdca50a
Tri-point made an adjustable front sway bar. I don't see it anymore on the site, but you could call them and see if it's still available.
Tri-point made an adjustable front sway bar. I don't see it anymore on the site, but you could call them and see if it's still available.
Yep, it's still available, just not listed on their site. I got a medium (.188) a few months back. I think it was $425 + shipping. Ouch!
You could make essentially the same thing using the Speedway components for significantly less $$$.
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