Best AntiRoll Bar available
05-19-2016, 08:08 AM
#2
I would say ours has proven itself to work flawlessly and probably is the lightest on the market with easy installation especially on a Strange S60. It bolts directly to your S60 swaybar brackets and you can either purchase weld on or bolt on chassis brackets.
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05-23-2016, 12:54 AM
#5
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Running the burkhart chassis weld in on mine, same idea as the MWC, they're the most drag oriented, I'd recommend the MWC one if its the style you'd like. (On the noisier side)
Friend of mine runs the BMR ARB and it seems to be fairly quiet, but in extreme situations don't work as well as the "drag bar" (or so I've been led to believe.)
If I was to purchase one tomorrow it would be the BMR or UMI style with the rubber so it's a little less harsh on the awful awful roads around here. (God forbid I purchase anything from BMR the way they handle themselves around here mind you.) best of luck finding one that works for you.
Friend of mine runs the BMR ARB and it seems to be fairly quiet, but in extreme situations don't work as well as the "drag bar" (or so I've been led to believe.)
If I was to purchase one tomorrow it would be the BMR or UMI style with the rubber so it's a little less harsh on the awful awful roads around here. (God forbid I purchase anything from BMR the way they handle themselves around here mind you.) best of luck finding one that works for you.
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05-23-2016, 11:38 AM
#8
MWC here - weld in. No complaints.
They are all probably pretty close to each other performance wise. Go with the company you like for other stuff. I chose MWC for everything on my car because they had everything needed under one roof and a phone number that got answered.
They are all probably pretty close to each other performance wise. Go with the company you like for other stuff. I chose MWC for everything on my car because they had everything needed under one roof and a phone number that got answered.
05-24-2016, 09:52 AM
#9
The bar itself is the same between the two styles.... will bolt directly to your rearend housing. The difference is the chassis brackets for the adjustable drop links.
I strongly suggest the weld-in types on any suspension or chassis related item. The bolt-in type is an easy install and can be welded later if so desired.
I strongly suggest the weld-in types on any suspension or chassis related item. The bolt-in type is an easy install and can be welded later if so desired.