what are your EXACT swaybar diameters?
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From: Cleveland, OH
Car: '87 Camaro LT
Engine: 355 L98
Transmission: T56
what are your EXACT swaybar diameters?
my rear bar measure 23.8 at the center and 23.5 at where the bushings go. these measurements are from a calibrated caliper so i know they're right. so i dunno if it's a 23 or 24mm bar.
is anyone else's measurement off like this? if so, what is the real measurement and what is it supposed to be? that might give me a clue as to which bar i have.
thanks
is anyone else's measurement off like this? if so, what is the real measurement and what is it supposed to be? that might give me a clue as to which bar i have.
thanks
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From: Fort Mill, SC, USA
Car: '88 Iroc, '91 RS, and a '70 RS
Engine: 5.7 TPI; 5.0 TBI; ZZ4/T56 on the ag
Transmission: A4, A4, slated to be a T56
Again, I STILL say 24mm.
Use simple math and round up...24mm.
One millimeter isn't going to matter.
Use simple math and round up...24mm.
One millimeter isn't going to matter.
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From: Cleveland, OH
Car: '87 Camaro LT
Engine: 355 L98
Transmission: T56
yeah i know i'm just stubborn i guess, and also it's good for knowing which bushings to get. i'm just gonna get the 23mm ones and then i'll know they wont be loose.
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From: Silverhill,Al
Car: 92 Camaro RS
Engine: 305 TBI
Transmission: T-5
Are you getting poly bushings? If you try to put 23mm bushings on your 23.5-23.8mm bar you will have to beat them on with a big hammer!!! Poly bushings need a little clearance for the bar to move in them, thats why they need grease to lubricate them. If your getting stock rubber type it would work ok I guess.
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