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trackbird
I finally got out to the garage to inventory the collection of assorted sway bars I've had hanging on the wall. I don't know what prices run, and I haven't looked. If I'm crazy, let me know and I'll work out a deal that's not crazy. smile.gif (None of these bars have end links, when I say bushings I mean the 35mm, 21mm, etc bushings that fit the actual bar).

35mm hollow bar (appears to be a Strano bar) with energy suspension bushings and the aftermarket frame clamps. Excellent condition.

$150 $140 $125 $115 plus freight (SOLD)


32mm factory GM front 4th gen bar (SS bar). PN 26032907 on the tag. Includes stock bushings and the metal clamps to install it.

$70 $65 plus freight


19mm factory GM rear bar with rubber bushings (no clamps or hardware).

$20 plus freight


21mm gm bar (no tag, but it appears to be a factory bar and I've seen a bunch of them) with Energy Suspension bushings and clamps.

$89 plus freight (SOLD)


21mm gm (again no tag, but it appears to be a factory bar) rear bar with Energy Suspension bushings and mounts that's covered in a layer of undercoating (beats me?). Includes Energy Suspension bushings and clamps.

$79 plus freight (SOLD)
JJKJ
QUOTE (trackbird @ Oct 6 2013, 05:01 PM) *
I finally got out to the garage to inventory the collection of assorted sway bars I've had hanging on the wall. I don't know what prices run, and I haven't looked. If I'm crazy, let me know and I'll work out a deal that's not crazy. smile.gif (None of these bars have end links, when I say bushings I mean the 35mm, 21mm, etc bushings that fit the actual bar).

35mm hollow bar with energy suspension bushings and the aftermarket frame clamps. Excellent condition.

$175 plus freight


32mm factory GM front 4th gen bar (SS bar). PN 26032907 on the tag. Includes stock bushings and the metal clamps to install it.

$75 plus freight


19mm factory GM rear bar with rubber bushings (no clamps or hardware).

$20 plus freight


21mm gm bar (no tag, but it appears to be a factory bar and I've seen a bunch of them) with Energy Suspension bushings and clamps.

$89 plus freight


21mm gm (again no tag, but it appears to be a factory bar) rear bar with Energy Suspension bushings and mounts that's covered in a layer of undercoating (beats me?). Includes Energy Suspension bushings and clamps.

$79 plus freight


If the 21mm bars are still avail, I'll take either one, but prefer the one without undercoating. PM sent
trackbird
Steve91t is first for the 32mm bar. Dalgozine is first for a 21mm bar.

That leaves a 21, the 35 hollow and the 19mm.
Steve91T
What is the stock Z28 front bar size?
trackbird
QUOTE (Steve91T @ Oct 7 2013, 09:19 AM) *
What is the stock Z28 front bar size?


30mm (4th gen)
Steve91T
I'd like to put my name I'm the hat for the 32
trackbird
QUOTE (Steve91T @ Oct 7 2013, 01:36 PM) *
I'd like to put my name I'm the hat for the 32



It's yours. JJKJ and Fastfat boy decided to pass them to the next buyer.
Steve91T
QUOTE (trackbird @ Oct 9 2013, 11:00 AM) *
QUOTE (Steve91T @ Oct 7 2013, 01:36 PM) *
I'd like to put my name I'm the hat for the 32



It's yours. JJKJ and Fastfat boy decided to pass them to the next buyer.



Sweet, PM sent....
DAlgozine
Kevin,

Thanks for holding the 21 mm bar. Yes I will take it. PM sent to you.

Later
DA
trackbird
QUOTE (DAlgozine @ Oct 10 2013, 12:52 PM) *
Kevin,

Thanks for holding the 21 mm bar. Yes I will take it. PM sent to you.

Later
DA


Since you've only been after me for 6 months to measure them. You were first on the list.

PM replied.
FASTFATBOY
QUOTE (Steve91T @ Oct 7 2013, 01:19 PM) *
What is the stock Z28 front bar size?


SS and Ws6 cars the LS powered got a 32 front bar. The "1LE" front bar.

I have 32-19 bars on mine and like them, but I don't know any different as this is the first setup I have driven.

'Bird says I need the 35/21 setup, but will wait and slot the front arms to get more camber. One thing at a time.
trackbird
QUOTE (FASTFATBOY @ Oct 10 2013, 03:23 PM) *
QUOTE (Steve91T @ Oct 7 2013, 01:19 PM) *
What is the stock Z28 front bar size?


SS and Ws6 cars the LS powered got a 32 front bar. The "1LE" front bar.

I have 32-19 bars on mine and like them, but I don't know any different as this is the first setup I have driven.

'Bird says I need the 35/21 setup, but will wait and slot the front arms to get more camber. One thing at a time.


And LS powered Z28's got 30mm bars (just so nobody reads that and gets confused).

With the 35mm front bar, you'll need less camber. You may even get away without the slotting (though you'll probably still want a little more than you have now, you'll won't need the extra as bad as you do now). That's why I suggested doing the bars first. See how you like the car and then decide if you want to do the slotting or not. Sway bar stiffness increases as a function of "diameter to the 4th power" so even a small increase in diameter can be a large increase in stiffness. When you go "eh, it's only 2mm thicker", it could be 20% stiffer or more (I don't have the math handy and I don't remember off the top of my head these days).
Steve91T
QUOTE (trackbird @ Oct 10 2013, 03:25 PM) *
QUOTE (FASTFATBOY @ Oct 10 2013, 03:23 PM) *
QUOTE (Steve91T @ Oct 7 2013, 01:19 PM) *
What is the stock Z28 front bar size?


SS and Ws6 cars the LS powered got a 32 front bar. The "1LE" front bar.

I have 32-19 bars on mine and like them, but I don't know any different as this is the first setup I have driven.

'Bird says I need the 35/21 setup, but will wait and slot the front arms to get more camber. One thing at a time.


And LS powered Z28's got 30mm bars (just so nobody reads that and gets confused).

With the 35mm front bar, you'll need less camber. You may even get away without the slotting (though you'll probably still want a little more than you have now, you'll won't need the extra as bad as you do now). That's why I suggested doing the bars first. See how you like the car and then decide if you want to do the slotting or not. Sway bar stiffness increases as a function of "diameter to the 4th power" so even a small increase in diameter can be a large increase in stiffness. When you go "eh, it's only 2mm thicker", it could be 20% stiffer or more (I don't have the math handy and I don't remember off the top of my head these days).


Kevin, did you get my PM? Not sure if it went through.
trackbird
QUOTE (Steve91T @ Oct 10 2013, 03:43 PM) *
Kevin, did you get my PM? Not sure if it went through.


I did, didn't my reply come back? And no sweat if you don't need the bar it's not a problem at all. Glad we caught it now.
trackbird
Prices reduced. See original post.
trackbird
Prices reduced.
trackbird
Reduced prices. See original post.
trackbird
QUOTE (trackbird @ Oct 25 2013, 04:42 PM) *
Reduced prices. See original post.


Again.
trackbird
32mm for $50 plus freight
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