Show me your Wolfe and BMR rear drag sway bars!!!
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Show me your Wolfe and BMR rear drag sway bars!!!
I'm down to these two swaybars. I drive the car maybe twice a month so it's not much of a daily driver anymore. I have a spohn 1" swaybar and im still getting some twist in it so it's time to go bigger with some adjustability. Show me your setups and for the BMR extreme swaybar how close is it to your aftermarket shocks?
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I'm down to these two swaybars. I drive the car maybe twice a month so it's not much of a daily driver anymore. I have a spohn 1" swaybar and im still getting some twist in it so it's time to go bigger with some adjustability. Show me your setups and for the BMR extreme swaybar how close is it to your aftermarket shocks?
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Scott, I know you said you have the 1" spohn bar but have you looked into the Spohn Pro Series Drag Bar. I've seen alot of guys on here run them with great results. Just a thought from a former racer. http://www.spohn.net/shop/1998-2002-...-Sway-Bar.html
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I dont know personally if they do or not. Have to talk to spohn about that, but it does state off their info about it Sway bar will work with any stock or aftermarket rear end housing and will clear all aftermarket exhausts and suspension components.
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The spohn jams into aftermarket shocks. The 1 inch spohn bar i have is fine but the full drag bar will not work for me. I don't want my HAL shocks beat up so im looking at the wolfe or BMR and the BMR would be more street friendly for a street car.
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Scott, I know you said you have the 1" spohn bar but have you looked into the Spohn Pro Series Drag Bar. I've seen alot of guys on here run them with great results. Just a thought from a former racer. http://www.spohn.net/shop/1998-2002-...-Sway-Bar.html
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Its looks nice but doesnt have great clearence. Trust me you dont want that headache. Steer away from spohn and pick up the umi or bmr for a street oriented piece.
I had a good thread on here outling this, but admin didnt like me telling the truth about a sponsors product and deleted it. go figure.
I had a good thread on here outling this, but admin didnt like me telling the truth about a sponsors product and deleted it. go figure.
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Hello,
Like mentioned we (UMI) is another option so please keep us in mind as well when you make your decision.
Below is a link and in the link you will fine quite a few installation pictures of our drag bar.
www.umiperformance.com/2245-300
If you have any questions please ask. Thank you!
Ryan
Like mentioned we (UMI) is another option so please keep us in mind as well when you make your decision.
Below is a link and in the link you will fine quite a few installation pictures of our drag bar.
www.umiperformance.com/2245-300
If you have any questions please ask. Thank you!
Ryan