26 mm sway bar installed!!!

[PAracer]

When you replace the old 20 mm bar with that big ole 26 mm job, ya go WEEEEEEE! The job was not too tough and the results are very apparant.

I think it's time to update the profile!

<small>[ June 28, 2002, 01:56 PM: Message edited by: PAracer ]</small>

 

[AutoXSHO]

Glad you like it.

I hope you replaced the rear endlinks with some Heavy Duty units (the ones from SHOnut work well, and I think they are available through Napa as well). I bent both factory rear endlinks before I switched to the HD ones.

The 26mm is a bunch of fun!

John V

 

[PAracer]

yup, she's all taken care of. Addco links and new rubber upper hinges

 

[poissonverte]

ahhh man.. I got the nice hard bushings.. and you can still bend the stock endlinks?? even if there new?? frown

 

[AutoXSHO]

Yes, if you don't install the heavy duty endlinks.

Keep in mind I have been known to drive somewhat aggressively on the street, and I autocross every other weekend. A normal driver will probably never bend them.

John V

 

[poissonverte]

i suppose youre the exception

 

[viperrt450]

i just installed mine with all poly bushings even on the endlinks, with the stock 19mm front sway bar. The back end is solid to the road, no body roll at all. It is a MUST HAVE.

 

[Xs SHO 1]

AutoXSHO:
Glad you like it.

I hope you replaced the rear endlinks with some Heavy Duty units (the ones from SHOnut work well, and I think they are available through Napa as well). I bent both factory rear endlinks before I switched to the HD ones.

The 26mm is a bunch of fun!

John V

who makes the heavy duty rear endlinks and bushings? any part # and how much?

thanks

 

[PAracer]

Take a look at http://www.panix.com/~awinbow/sho/suspension.html

It will give all the information you need, plus more.