Rear Sway Bar
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anfrey said:
..I just cant believe a company would make something that would tear...also, I find it hard to believe that a 19 mm sway bar would tear...but I am not willing to risk it..thats why I am soo interestedtears..
With a design like the SRR and comptech, subframe tears are likely not possible. The tie bar has it's own 'stress points' that hold the sway bar in place and takes a lot of the load away from the subframe.
I've been running my comptech sway/tie combo for about 4 months now. I go up and down my driveway (I have well over a 2.25" drop) and occasionaly drive like a complete ass w/o any subframe damage *knocks on wood.
With a 19mm sway bar getting tears is not going to be possible at all especially with a tie bar that's going to allow you to mount the sway bar on top of.
With a design like the SRR and comptech, subframe tears are likely not possible. The tie bar has it's own 'stress points' that hold the sway bar in place and takes a lot of the load away from the subframe.
I've been running my comptech sway/tie combo for about 4 months now. I go up and down my driveway (I have well over a 2.25" drop) and occasionaly drive like a complete ass w/o any subframe damage *knocks on wood.
With a 19mm sway bar getting tears is not going to be possible at all especially with a tie bar that's going to allow you to mount the sway bar on top of.
That bar looks pretty darn nice. The only thing I would be worried about is the ridgity of the endlinks. Other than that, it looks like it's a pretty beefy setup. Is that a 22mm as well? Didn't even know they had it for our cars...
I have been told by the guy at Robear that it is a 19mm sway bar but it looks huge...I guessed a 22mm as well...When you say a ridgity set up, could you explain that a little more?..Bagarbilla said: