is this a racing beat front sway bar??+
12-09-03, 09:08 PM
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is this a racing beat front sway bar??+
im wondering if this is a racing beat swaybar.. its close to twice as thick as the stock one
any help is appriceated
any help is appriceated
12-09-03, 09:34 PM
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this one is painted black
if its not a RB then what is it?, what other company makes performance swaybars?
i know this is aftermarket because the stock on on my car is HALF as thick
if its not a RB then what is it?, what other company makes performance swaybars?
i know this is aftermarket because the stock on on my car is HALF as thick
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12-10-03, 01:05 PM
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try finding the thickness. Just take the perimeter by using a string and measuring the length if the string around the bar. Then use diameter=perimeter/3.14
See if it is even same size as the racing beat one. It might be a suspension technique.
See if it is even same size as the racing beat one. It might be a suspension technique.
12-10-03, 01:29 PM
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Originally posted by abeomid
try finding the thickness. Just take the perimeter by using a string and measuring the length if the string around the bar. Then use diameter=perimeter/3.14
See if it is even same size as the racing beat one. It might be a suspension technique.
try finding the thickness. Just take the perimeter by using a string and measuring the length if the string around the bar. Then use diameter=perimeter/3.14
See if it is even same size as the racing beat one. It might be a suspension technique.
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Originally posted by abeomid
try finding the thickness. Just take the perimeter by using a string and measuring the length if the string around the bar. Then use diameter=perimeter/3.14
See if it is even same size as the racing beat one. It might be a suspension technique.
try finding the thickness. Just take the perimeter by using a string and measuring the length if the string around the bar. Then use diameter=perimeter/3.14
See if it is even same size as the racing beat one. It might be a suspension technique.
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the strut bar is 1.125 inches in diameter
racing beat= 1.125"
suspension techniques=1 1/8" (i think it is 1.125 also)
eibach=1.12" (28.5mm)
so it looks like it is either a RB sway or a ST, what do you guys think?
racing beat= 1.125"
suspension techniques=1 1/8" (i think it is 1.125 also)
eibach=1.12" (28.5mm)
so it looks like it is either a RB sway or a ST, what do you guys think?
Mr non redneck technician?
12-10-03, 08:01 PM
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UHHH! LMAO, **** if i know
i read it by the numbers on the bar part, not the dial......
oh well, i dont really care what brand it is, its obviosly a performance sway bar, and im sure it will make a difference over the stock one when it comes to cornering
-greg
i read it by the numbers on the bar part, not the dial......
oh well, i dont really care what brand it is, its obviosly a performance sway bar, and im sure it will make a difference over the stock one when it comes to cornering
-greg
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