Wolfe rear sway bar is mounted and ready....pictures inside!
05-02-2010, 09:59 AM
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Wolfe rear sway bar is mounted and ready....pictures inside! I had a few request to post pictures when i got it finished and painted so here they are.
05-02-2010, 12:07 PM
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Yes the ednlinks are fully adjustable to set the preload. I'm running a pair of Borla XR-1 race mufflers with a 3" H pipe true dual setup.
No i have yet to test it. A friend of mine welded it all up a few days ago and i was ask to post some pictures of the sway bar after i painted it all up. The TRZ is nice but i already had a adjustable panhard rod so i could not see forking over that much cash for their setup. I could see it if you needed the whole assembly the cost is not to bad.
No i have yet to test it. A friend of mine welded it all up a few days ago and i was ask to post some pictures of the sway bar after i painted it all up. The TRZ is nice but i already had a adjustable panhard rod so i could not see forking over that much cash for their setup. I could see it if you needed the whole assembly the cost is not to bad.
05-03-2010, 05:41 AM
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Yes the ednlinks are fully adjustable to set the preload. I'm running a pair of Borla XR-1 race mufflers with a 3" H pipe true dual setup.
No i have yet to test it. A friend of mine welded it all up a few days ago and i was ask to post some pictures of the sway bar after i painted it all up. The TRZ is nice but i already had a adjustable panhard rod so i could not see forking over that much cash for their setup. I could see it if you needed the whole assembly the cost is not to bad.
No i have yet to test it. A friend of mine welded it all up a few days ago and i was ask to post some pictures of the sway bar after i painted it all up. The TRZ is nice but i already had a adjustable panhard rod so i could not see forking over that much cash for their setup. I could see it if you needed the whole assembly the cost is not to bad.
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05-03-2010, 09:36 PM
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Like comparing a plastic jegs seat to a kirkey pro drag seat......night and day difference. The bullets sounds like a log truck going down the road where borla XR-1s sounds like a true race muffler. I pulled my bullets off years ago for the borla XR-1s and was the best muffler i have ever heard on these cars,well worth the $300 for mufflers.
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Just curious how or what is the correct setting to adjust the endlinks at once they're welded on to the body, rearend is centered and pinion angle set? I welded mine on to the body already and set the pinion angle but left the endlinks untouched.
05-11-2010, 08:49 PM
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My pinion angle was already set so i went by the wolfe instructions on welding it up. Jack the front of the car off the ground on a level surface (slab floor) and adjust it by wolfe's specs. I can't recall exactly what they were without reading them in front of me but you measure from the ground to the rear of the door jams and off set the passenger side a tad to be in a good ball park. If it pulls to one side then adjust (tighten) the link on the opposite side it pulls with small turns at a time until the car is leaving straight as a arrow.
