sway bar? 34mm front /30mm rear
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Car: 92 camaro rs
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sway bar? 34mm front /30mm rear
ok well i have been looking for a hour found some good info but not sure if i or were i fall under it .Because of my rear sway bar size i have a 34mm stock sway bar and this 30mm rear sway bar ,it also has to spots for the end link on it . My worry is will i over size my front sway bar with this 30mm rear say bar most ppl are saying they run the 36mm with the 24mm rear sway bar? i plan to road race this car maybe do them parking lot time attacks and drive it on the street most of the time
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Re: sway bar? 34mm front /30mm rear
34/30 is going to set the car up LOOSE LOOSE LOOSE if everything else is typical-ish.
Stock, the 34 was usually mated with a 22 or 24 rear.
Since sway bar stiffness is approximately proportional to the CUBE of the diameter, a 34 will be at least 2½ time as stiff as a 24, if all else is equal. Probably lift the inside rear tire around hard turns on the brakes. (if it's lucky enough not to just spin out)
That's probably actually an "anti-roll bar" for drag racing; not a "sway bar" at all.
Stock, the 34 was usually mated with a 22 or 24 rear.
Since sway bar stiffness is approximately proportional to the CUBE of the diameter, a 34 will be at least 2½ time as stiff as a 24, if all else is equal. Probably lift the inside rear tire around hard turns on the brakes. (if it's lucky enough not to just spin out)
That's probably actually an "anti-roll bar" for drag racing; not a "sway bar" at all.
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Re: sway bar? 34mm front /30mm rear
well both pars came off the same car guy had jamx springs in rear and eibach in front
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Re: sway bar? 34mm front /30mm rear
well both pars came off the same car guy had jamx springs in rear and eibach in front
Not the right parts for your application.
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Re: sway bar? 34mm front /30mm rear
I have a 87 firebird with ws6 suspension. I measured with digital calipers and it has 36 front and 24 rear. I'm having a hard time finding frame bushing on the 36mm front. Anyone got any ideas? Respect.
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Re: sway bar? 34mm front /30mm rear
Yes, I sell the 36mm front bushing kit in red or poly-graphite black.
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