This came off the Camaro project. Has about 1,200 miles on it (one track day and some autocrossing too).
$85 plus freight with bushings and a set of poly endlinks.
Full Version: 3rd gen Suspension Techniques 35mm front swaybar
$80 plus freight
Or, if you're in Columbus...come by and pick it up!
Or, if you're in Columbus...come by and pick it up!
$75. Somebody needs a front sway bar for a 3rd gen.
So a solid ST 35 mm versus a "stock GM" 36 mm hollow
guessing the solid is "stiffer" ?
Cue CAN O' WORMS ???
~DaVe
guessing the solid is "stiffer" ?
Cue CAN O' WORMS ???
~DaVe
I believe a 36mm calculated out to be roughly a 33.25mm solid bar (from memory from an old thread here). So, the 35mm is going to be stiffer.
Kevin do you still have this swaybar for sale?
QUOTE (trackbird @ Sep 23 2012, 09:59 PM) 
I believe a 36mm calculated out to be roughly a 33.25mm solid bar (from memory from an old thread here). So, the 35mm is going to be stiffer.
I just completed these calcs. A 35 solid is 17% stiffer than a 36mm hollow. A 36mm hollow is equal in stiffness to a 33.75 mm solid.
QUOTE (BPWilliams @ Nov 14 2012, 08:02 AM)
Kevin do you still have this swaybar for sale?
Yes. It's hanging on my wall in the garage with a pile of others.
QUOTE (trackbird @ Nov 14 2012, 09:10 AM)
QUOTE (BPWilliams @ Nov 14 2012, 08:02 AM)
Kevin do you still have this swaybar for sale?
Yes. It's hanging on my wall in the garage with a pile of others.
PM'd YA!
Bar is sold.
Thanks Trackbird, packed well and it arrived just fine.
Costas
cars and such...
Thanks Trackbird, packed well and it arrived just fine.
Costas
cars and such...
Oops. Forgot to update this one.
No extra charge for the grease!
No extra charge for the grease!
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