It's an 89 IROC-Z with a 305 and auto trans. I need to know the front and rear sway bar diameters.

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Need RPO Codes, you can get this from the dealer if you don't have them in the car. Should be in rear lock box or under arm rest.

Instead of going to go to all the trouble of opening the console and finding the RPO and posting it and waiting, I think it would be easier to just take a micrometer out to the car and measure them. That's basically foolproof.

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RB is right. There is an even easier method. I bet you have the required tools also.
1)Open your tool box or drawer and grab a manly size adjustable wrench and a ruler with cm on one side.
2)Walk to car
3) slide yourself under the car enough to clamp the adjustable wrench down on the sway bar then without loosening the wrench, pull it away from the sway bar and hold it up against the ruler.
4) the conversion factor is 2.2 cm/inch

So a 1.54" measured sway bar is 34mm

good luck

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1988 Camaro Sport Coupe305TBI-4spdAOD-2.73open in "bought stock" condition. That'll change if it stays around here much longer mike.davis@firstunion.com

RB is right. There is an even easier method. I bet you have the required tools also.
1)Open your tool box or drawer and grab a manly size adjustable wrench and a ruler with cm on one side.
2)Walk to car
3) slide yourself under the car enough to clamp the adjustable wrench down on the sway bar then without loosening the wrench, pull it away from the sway bar and hold it up against the ruler.
4) the conversion factor is 2.2 cm/inch

So a 1.54" measured sway bar is 34mm

good luck

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1988 Camaro Sport Coupe305TBI-4spdAOD-2.73open in "bought stock" condition. That'll change if it stays around here much longer mike.davis@firstunion.com

Mike

Your Camaro has a Ford AOD, interesting

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Ok I'll have to take those measurements tomorrow night after work...it's dark here now...damned rain. On the bright side I got all of my fuel and brake lines out today. The car is basically just a shell now.

Actually, the conversion factor is 2.54 cm per inch.
bsa

You are so correct. The interesting thing about being over 40 is that you are positive you remember it right, but somehow or another some neurons cross connect and 2.54 turns into 2.2

Well I laid those two rules next to each other and you are absolutely correct.
2.54CM = 1"

Thanks for refreshing my memory

By the way my transmission is just a TH700R4.
I haven't ever wanted to cross breed a Ford and Chevy like that. Yuch!

However now that you have me thinking abaout it... it would be fun to slip a small block 400 and a M21 into my moms 1980 Pinto(she's 77, I'm 41).

"Hey mom .. I tuned up your Pinto. Be careful with the clutch, OK?"

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1988 Camaro Sport Coupe305TBI-4spdAOD-2.73open in "bought stock" condition. That'll change if it stays around here much longer mike.davis@firstunion.com