Thought I would take a minute and show the sway bar setup I have decided to run. It is by speedway engineering. Uses 1 inch, 0.095 wall tube with splines on the end, and aluminum ends that can be drilled at any hole spacing that you want. The setup is lighter then a typical solid bar setup and can be easily changed through wall thinkness or location of down links.
Light weight, low cost adjustable anit-sway bar
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That looks pretty similar to a sprint-car setup that I've decided to buy from my local speed shop. Do you mind posting a couple picks of the lower downlinks and how they attach to the suspension?
Re: Light weight, low cost adjustable anit-sway ba
Yes it will fit. I lowered the motor such that the bottom of the AR oil pan is flush with the bottom of the car. I do have a flow through top K&N filter, but I wonder what the trade offs are for a 1" versus 2" (mine) spacer versus a 1" taller cleaner. I have only taken it up and down the driveway as I am waiting for the registration to clear in Virginia. It is kind of neat to look in the rear view mirror and be looking under the carb (and around) but over the manifold.
Yes it will fit. I lowered the motor such that the bottom of the AR oil pan is flush with the bottom of the car. I do have a flow through top K&N filter, but I wonder what the trade offs are for a 1" versus 2" (mine) spacer versus a 1" taller cleaner. I have only taken it up and down the driveway as I am waiting for the registration to clear in Virginia. It is kind of neat to look in the rear view mirror and be looking under the carb (and around) but over the manifold.
Re: Light weight, low cost adjustable anit-sway ba
One other thing the bar (made to custom length) and the aluminium end links are only about $150. I used energy suspension polyurethane bushings, but Speedway Engineering also offers solid aluminium mounts.
One other thing the bar (made to custom length) and the aluminium end links are only about $150. I used energy suspension polyurethane bushings, but Speedway Engineering also offers solid aluminium mounts.
Re: Light weight, low cost adjustable anit-sway ba
Though more expensive your unit looks very similar to the JBL cocpit adjustable unit seen here:
Though more expensive your unit looks very similar to the JBL cocpit adjustable unit seen here:
