Used Strano rear adjustable sway bar
Great shape. Needs "U" bolts to attach to axle tubes. You get everything in the photos below.
New its $240
Asking
Link to Strano site with details
http://www.stranoparts.com/partdetails.php...6&ModelID=7
Full Version: Adjustable rear sway bar Strano
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Used Strano rear adjustable sway bar
Great shape. Needs "U" bolts to attach to axle tubes. You get everything in the photos below.
New its $240
Asking$185 $175 or best offer, plus shipping, add 3% for Paypal
Link to Strano site with details
http://www.stranoparts.com/partdetails.php...6&ModelID=7
Used Strano rear adjustable sway bar
Great shape. Needs "U" bolts to attach to axle tubes. You get everything in the photos below.
New its $240
Asking
Link to Strano site with details
http://www.stranoparts.com/partdetails.php...6&ModelID=7
Strano Performance 22mm hollow Adjustable: Approximately 200, 230, 275 lbs/in
Hmm, I wonder what those rates translate into for a solid bar. I might be interested if one of those values is insignificantly different than the rate for my 24mm solid bar. What type of bushing material is that in the endlinks, poly, rubber? The material looks a little ragged, where do you get replacement bushings and how to you swap out the bushings?
I previously estimated (not actually measured since it was installed) my current GM 24mm bar with these measurements:
Arm: 222.25mm
Bar length: 876.3mm
OD: 23.5mm
With those assumptions, I came up with a 242lb spring rate. Regardless how accurate that is, I'm really happy with the car's balance and I don't want to change that. I do like the adjustable endlinks in your kit, though.
Hmm, I wonder what those rates translate into for a solid bar. I might be interested if one of those values is insignificantly different than the rate for my 24mm solid bar. What type of bushing material is that in the endlinks, poly, rubber? The material looks a little ragged, where do you get replacement bushings and how to you swap out the bushings?
I previously estimated (not actually measured since it was installed) my current GM 24mm bar with these measurements:
Arm: 222.25mm
Bar length: 876.3mm
OD: 23.5mm
With those assumptions, I came up with a 242lb spring rate. Regardless how accurate that is, I'm really happy with the car's balance and I don't want to change that. I do like the adjustable endlinks in your kit, though.
Just a heads up - give hellwig a call for the missing hardware. I needed some new hardware for mine last year, they sent me a complete hardware kit free of charge. They had great customer service.
QUOTE (JimMueller @ May 4 2016, 12:01 PM) 
Strano Performance 22mm hollow Adjustable: Approximately 200, 230, 275 lbs/in
Hmm, I wonder what those rates translate into for a solid bar. I might be interested if one of those values is insignificantly different than the rate for my 24mm solid bar. What type of bushing material is that in the endlinks, poly, rubber? The material looks a little ragged, where do you get replacement bushings and how to you swap out the bushings?
I previously estimated (not actually measured since it was installed) my current GM 24mm bar with these measurements:
Arm: 222.25mm
Bar length: 876.3mm
OD: 23.5mm
With those assumptions, I came up with a 242lb spring rate. Regardless how accurate that is, I'm really happy with the car's balance and I don't want to change that. I do like the adjustable endlinks in your kit, though.
Hmm, I wonder what those rates translate into for a solid bar. I might be interested if one of those values is insignificantly different than the rate for my 24mm solid bar. What type of bushing material is that in the endlinks, poly, rubber? The material looks a little ragged, where do you get replacement bushings and how to you swap out the bushings?
I previously estimated (not actually measured since it was installed) my current GM 24mm bar with these measurements:
Arm: 222.25mm
Bar length: 876.3mm
OD: 23.5mm
With those assumptions, I came up with a 242lb spring rate. Regardless how accurate that is, I'm really happy with the car's balance and I don't want to change that. I do like the adjustable endlinks in your kit, though.
Details from Strano's site:
Strano Performance 22mm hollow Adjustable: Approximately 200, 230, 275 lbs/in
QUOTE (CrashTestDummy @ May 4 2016, 02:51 PM)
QUOTE (JimMueller @ May 4 2016, 12:01 PM)
Strano Performance 22mm hollow Adjustable: Approximately 200, 230, 275 lbs/in
Hmm, I wonder what those rates translate into for a solid bar. I might be interested if one of those values is insignificantly different than the rate for my 24mm solid bar. What type of bushing material is that in the endlinks, poly, rubber? The material looks a little ragged, where do you get replacement bushings and how to you swap out the bushings?
I previously estimated (not actually measured since it was installed) my current GM 24mm bar with these measurements:
Arm: 222.25mm
Bar length: 876.3mm
OD: 23.5mm
With those assumptions, I came up with a 242lb spring rate. Regardless how accurate that is, I'm really happy with the car's balance and I don't want to change that. I do like the adjustable endlinks in your kit, though.
Hmm, I wonder what those rates translate into for a solid bar. I might be interested if one of those values is insignificantly different than the rate for my 24mm solid bar. What type of bushing material is that in the endlinks, poly, rubber? The material looks a little ragged, where do you get replacement bushings and how to you swap out the bushings?
I previously estimated (not actually measured since it was installed) my current GM 24mm bar with these measurements:
Arm: 222.25mm
Bar length: 876.3mm
OD: 23.5mm
With those assumptions, I came up with a 242lb spring rate. Regardless how accurate that is, I'm really happy with the car's balance and I don't want to change that. I do like the adjustable endlinks in your kit, though.
Details from Strano's site:
Strano Performance 22mm hollow Adjustable: Approximately 200, 230, 275 lbs/in
Anyone know lbs/in for the following rear sway bars, listed below:
(in order to compare to the 200, 230, 275 lbs/in of Strano Performance 22mm hollow Adjustable)
21mm solid
22 mm solid
22 mm hollow (strano)
24 mm solid
There's an old sticky here but it doesn't seem to be all inclusive.
http://www.frrax.com/rrforum/index.php?s=&...st&p=139495
http://www.frrax.com/rrforum/index.php?s=&...st&p=139495
The only parts missing are the "U" bolts to attach to the axle tubes. You should be able to reuse your existing stock "U" bolts
$ 185 $175 OBO , plus shipping
Price drop $175 OBO, plus shipping
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