View Poll Results: Which Sway bar
BMR drag bar
2
66.67%
Wolfe Roll bar
1
33.33%
UMI Drag Bar
0
0%
Hotchkis Adjustable Sway bar
0
0%
Spohn Chrome moly solid
0
0%
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Sway bar/Roll bar.. Vendors come in!
10-26-2009, 12:01 PM
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Sway bar/Roll bar.. Vendors come in! Looking to order one today. See what kind of deals i can get!.. Looking for a drag bar, roll bar is a little aggressive for it being my dd and everything, but im open to everything!
http://www.sevendeals.com/p-4036-spo...-rear-bar.aspx
http://www.hotchkis.net/9302_camarof..._sway_bar.html
Also the umi and bmr drag bars. and wolfe roll bar..
Those are some of the options. I dont really want to spend the 450 on the bmr but if its that much of a difference im going to do it the right way first!
car has bmr subframes, adjustable torque arm, k-member, m9, monster stage 3, 440rwhp.
I do plan on spraying it in the future.
Thanks in advance, austin
http://www.sevendeals.com/p-4036-spo...-rear-bar.aspx
http://www.hotchkis.net/9302_camarof..._sway_bar.html
Also the umi and bmr drag bars. and wolfe roll bar..
Those are some of the options. I dont really want to spend the 450 on the bmr but if its that much of a difference im going to do it the right way first!
car has bmr subframes, adjustable torque arm, k-member, m9, monster stage 3, 440rwhp.
I do plan on spraying it in the future.
Thanks in advance, austin
10-26-2009, 12:53 PM
#2
Hello,
A drag is OK on the street, it won't ride bad but it is stiff and we don't suggest flying into a turn with it. However since our bar does feature polyurethane bushings there is some give in and bar so it will work on the street.
Our bar is bolt in with welding recommended. You can bolt it on and drive it to the shop to have the little bit of welding done. We also have our bar on sale right now and they are in stock.
If you have any questions please ask. Thank you!
Ryan
A drag is OK on the street, it won't ride bad but it is stiff and we don't suggest flying into a turn with it. However since our bar does feature polyurethane bushings there is some give in and bar so it will work on the street.
Our bar is bolt in with welding recommended. You can bolt it on and drive it to the shop to have the little bit of welding done. We also have our bar on sale right now and they are in stock.
If you have any questions please ask. Thank you!
Ryan
10-26-2009, 01:00 PM
#4
Hope that helps!
Ryan
