Sway Bars
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Car: 91 RS convertible
Engine: 330 hp vortec 350. TBI
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Axle/Gears: 3.73 Moiser 12 bolt/Wilwood disc's
Sway Bars
I have a 91 RS Convertible that I have went through completly. It would take to long to tell you everything I have done. Lets say I have $6,500 into the suspension alone. The only thing I haven't changed are the sway bars.
The front one is 33mm I think and the rear is 24mm. I did put new bushings and ends just not bars. Here's my question...
Should I spend the cash and put aftermarket bars on or would it just be spending money that does'nt need to be spent?
The front one is 33mm I think and the rear is 24mm. I did put new bushings and ends just not bars. Here's my question...
Should I spend the cash and put aftermarket bars on or would it just be spending money that does'nt need to be spent?
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Re: Sway Bars
I have a 91 RS Convertible that I have went through completly. It would take to long to tell you everything I have done. Lets say I have $6,500 into the suspension alone. The only thing I haven't changed are the sway bars.
The front one is 33mm I think and the rear is 24mm. I did put new bushings and ends just not bars. Here's my question...
Should I spend the cash and put aftermarket bars on or would it just be spending money that does'nt need to be spent?
The front one is 33mm I think and the rear is 24mm. I did put new bushings and ends just not bars. Here's my question...
Should I spend the cash and put aftermarket bars on or would it just be spending money that does'nt need to be spent?
IMO this is the most obvious case of a win-win you could get. A performance gain along with a simultaneous weight reduction is hard to replicate elsewhere.
You can further upgrace the cornering ability by upgrading to a 36mm hollow front sway bar and matching 24mm rear sway bar, but you will also pay a weight penalty for this performance gain.
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Car: 1991 Camaro RS yellow
Engine: was '91 V6, now '89 5.7/355 TPI
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Re: Sway Bars
Stiffness gained by adding Wonderbar and replacing factory sway bar are worth the money. As I remember, the Wonderbar has six bolts; "what could go wrong?" [Don't ask]
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Re: Sway Bars
Thanks James. I have a wonder bar allready. I do have a 33mm front sway bar too give or take a mm.
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