SLP Sway Bars
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Teching In
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From: San Jose California
SLP Sway Bars I called SLP today and talked to a representative about the slp sway bars. He said that on the new camaro SS's the stock sway bars are already top line. There is no reason to change them unless you want to spend money. The stock ones are already the biggest sway bars that they make for that car. Just want to hear your input about this thanks
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From: Brentwood, Ca
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They are 32mm/19mm, f/r, right? If that's the case, you can buy a 21mm(1LE) rear swaybar from SLP. It's close to stock but with a bigger rear bar at a good price. No luck in finding that 35mm front bar from SLP. Maybe it's a mistake! I ordered a 21mm and it will arrive soon. Can't wait to put it on. That's what I think...
They are 32mm/19mm, f/r, right? If that's the case, you can buy a 21mm(1LE) rear swaybar from SLP. It's close to stock but with a bigger rear bar at a good price. No luck in finding that 35mm front bar from SLP. Maybe it's a mistake! I ordered a 21mm and it will arrive soon. Can't wait to put it on. That's what I think...
Launching!
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From: Sterling, VA
Re: SLP Sway Bars The 1LE option that was offered by SLP in 2001+ includes a 35mm front swaybar and a 21mm rear sway bar. Additionally, these components were also in the Bilstein package I believe (not to be confused with their Level One kit, which does not have these swaybars).
Re: SLP Sway Bars The biggest swaybars you can get are the Suspension Techniques 35mm front and 24mm rear bars. These are solid bars- the 35mm front bar SLP uses is hollow. IMO, the jury is still out on whether or not the S/T bars are overkill- some people like them, some people don't. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Confused]" src="images/icons/confused.gif" />
