sway bars
sway bars
we all know witch springs/coilovers are the best for are car or the look we want to have but i still have not seen a thread about sway bars witch to get witch people have and how much does it improve on the handling over the stock sway bars because over the winter i wanna get a set of them if they are worth it or not thanx guys let me no know what you guys have on or witch ones you would recommend for are cobalt ss
Powell bars are the only ones that aren't made with mild steel or hollow tubes. Eibach are made the right way also but I recently saw a pic of one that snapped so I wouldn't trust them. You can get them from OTTP or direct from powell by emailing gloria@powellraceshop.com
Powell bars are the only ones that aren't made with mild steel or hollow tubes. Eibach are made the right way also but I recently saw a pic of one that snapped so I wouldn't trust them. You can get them from OTTP or direct from powell by emailing gloria@powellraceshop.com
Ok.
Yes, Powell bars are the best.
But don't just get the Hardcore bar because it's bigger.
Most people will be plenty happy with the Street bar, since gasp, most people only drive it on the street.
Yes, Powell bars are the best.
But don't just get the Hardcore bar because it's bigger.
Most people will be plenty happy with the Street bar, since gasp, most people only drive it on the street.
Powell bars are the only ones that aren't made with mild steel or hollow tubes. Eibach are made the right way also but I recently saw a pic of one that snapped so I wouldn't trust them. You can get them from OTTP or direct from powell by emailing gloria@powellraceshop.com
just looked they only have rear
John Powell makes great rear swaybars. I run the XXX, but I have a TC, and I run it on track. The hardcore bar is is what I would consider a street bar if you have the TC front bar. The street bar is appropriate if you have a lesser front bar.
Hollow sway bars are the best, and that's how John makes them. To be fair, OTTP is also making similar bars now. They are no longer getting them from John. Personally, I like the support and platform knowledge from John, but the decision is yours.
Hollow sway bars are the best, and that's how John makes them. To be fair, OTTP is also making similar bars now. They are no longer getting them from John. Personally, I like the support and platform knowledge from John, but the decision is yours.
John Powell makes great rear swaybars. I run the XXX, but I have a TC, and I run it on track. The hardcore bar is is what I would consider a street bar if you have the TC front bar. The street bar is appropriate if you have a lesser front bar.
Hollow sway bars are the best, and that's how John makes them. To be fair, OTTP is also making similar bars now. They are no longer getting them from John. Personally, I like the support and platform knowledge from John, but the decision is yours.
Hollow sway bars are the best, and that's how John makes them. To be fair, OTTP is also making similar bars now. They are no longer getting them from John. Personally, I like the support and platform knowledge from John, but the decision is yours.
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Get the front sway bar from Tom at CED
http://www.crateenginedepot.com/stor...ents-C512.aspx
second on the page.
You will need the proper clamps, insulators and end links. Be sure you get the right ones. If you don't know then call Tom.
Get the rear from Gloria@powellraceshop.com. As wangspeed posted above, if you have a TC front swaybar the hardcore bar balances nicely.
http://www.crateenginedepot.com/stor...ents-C512.aspx
second on the page.
You will need the proper clamps, insulators and end links. Be sure you get the right ones. If you don't know then call Tom.
Get the rear from Gloria@powellraceshop.com. As wangspeed posted above, if you have a TC front swaybar the hardcore bar balances nicely.
Last edited by Sox-Fan; Sep 9, 2011 at 07:19 PM. Reason: my typing still sucks
Get the front sway bar from Tom at CED
http://www.crateenginedepot.com/stor...ents-C512.aspx
second on the page.
You will need the proper clamps, insulators and end links. Be sure you get the right ones. If you don't know then call Tom.
Get the rear from Gloria@powellraceshop.com. As wangspeed posted above, if you have a TC front swaybar the hardcore bar balances nicely.
http://www.crateenginedepot.com/stor...ents-C512.aspx
second on the page.
You will need the proper clamps, insulators and end links. Be sure you get the right ones. If you don't know then call Tom.
Get the rear from Gloria@powellraceshop.com. As wangspeed posted above, if you have a TC front swaybar the hardcore bar balances nicely.
I posted that pic of te snapped eibach rear sway bar. Luckily it is covered under their warrenty. Also I heard that its a known issue for the eibach rear sway bars. When I contacted them about it they told me that they are doing a re-design on the rear bar...
Given our lack of spring options, removing the front sway bar would be a dumb idea. You'll end up with way too much dynamic positive camber. We need to keep the front roll resistance and up the back until it rotates like we want.


