Rear sway bar
03-01-05, 06:40 PM
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Rear sway bar
hey guys I could use some help , Im wanting to really beef up my rear end with a rear strut bar , but am having trouble finding a good one ?? I like the 5 point , but thought I'd ask you guys . Please feel free to leave me a link with your suggestions .
Thanks to all in advance
Va
Thanks to all in advance
Va
03-01-05, 06:50 PM
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Are you talking about a strut bar/harness bar or a sway bar?
I would get a roll bar if you want to beef up your rear end and it's safe to use with 5 pt harnesses. Or you could use the harness bar from www.rotaryextreme.com
roll bar from kirk racing or try and get one from www.m2performance.com
if you want a rear sway bar then look at the Racing Beat one or find a used PFS rear sway bay in the for sale section. PM Fritz Flynn I think he might have a PFS sway bar in his barn of goodies
I would get a roll bar if you want to beef up your rear end and it's safe to use with 5 pt harnesses. Or you could use the harness bar from www.rotaryextreme.com
roll bar from kirk racing or try and get one from www.m2performance.com
if you want a rear sway bar then look at the Racing Beat one or find a used PFS rear sway bay in the for sale section. PM Fritz Flynn I think he might have a PFS sway bar in his barn of goodies
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03-01-05, 09:02 PM
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I've seen that v mount job before and all it does is bolt flimsy sheet metal together. I can't see how it could possibly help at all. The rear strut tower bar on the other hand, does seem to be a worthy investment.
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Look at Autopower rollbars or cages. I have one of their race rollbars and it fits good.
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07-27-05, 02:41 PM
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Not to mention they're pretty useless. If you want to stiffen up the rearend, you'll need a custom cage/roll bar. Bolt-in's are just a tick this side of totally useless, and that's just because they provide an element of safety and generally conform to sanctioning body rules.
In an FC, there's a lot of stuff you can pick up from inside the car. Look at pictures of SpeedSource cars to get a good idea.
In an FC, there's a lot of stuff you can pick up from inside the car. Look at pictures of SpeedSource cars to get a good idea.
07-27-05, 05:32 PM
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Originally Posted by christaylor
Not to mention they're pretty useless. If you want to stiffen up the rearend, you'll need a custom cage/roll bar. Bolt-in's are just a tick this side of totally useless, and that's just because they provide an element of safety and generally conform to sanctioning body rules.
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