Anyone have any photos of the modification required for extra bracing of the front roll bar chassis mounts?
what is the best scheme/place to weld in extra support.?
http://performatek.com/frOnlineCatalog.htm
Navigate to the 116/119 suspension section, and fine the anti roll bar weld in plates. I think this is the easiest way to go about it, the fitment is good.
One issue with the 30mm bar is it weighs a ton. I had one at some point, but I sent it back. I think it must weigh something like 40lbs plus.
Navigate to the 116/119 suspension section, and fine the anti roll bar weld in plates. I think this is the easiest way to go about it, the fitment is good.
One issue with the 30mm bar is it weighs a ton. I had one at some point, but I sent it back. I think it must weigh something like 40lbs plus.
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RSR. There was no way I was going to mount a 30mm front sway bar with my stock 98lb/inch torsion bars. It's friggin huge!
It just seemed like an extreme amount of stress on the front chassis. I drive hard a lot, I think something would eventually break.
I ended up buying a 28mm RSR bar and a 26mm rsr rear bar. But this was only after I bought Shankle 27.3 mm torsion bars and matching rear springs. (that sucked for me BTW...well at least for track use. It was pretty fun on the street).
I have RSR front coilovers and 350lb/inch rear springs from a camaro. NOW, I would like a 30mm front sway bar. I'm only now comfortable with having a thicker sway bar since the front coilovers are handling most of the forces due to roll.
It just seemed like an extreme amount of stress on the front chassis. I drive hard a lot, I think something would eventually break.
I ended up buying a 28mm RSR bar and a 26mm rsr rear bar. But this was only after I bought Shankle 27.3 mm torsion bars and matching rear springs. (that sucked for me BTW...well at least for track use. It was pretty fun on the street).
I have RSR front coilovers and 350lb/inch rear springs from a camaro. NOW, I would like a 30mm front sway bar. I'm only now comfortable with having a thicker sway bar since the front coilovers are handling most of the forces due to roll.
BMW's are the ultimate driving machine!
I'm kidding -- please don't ban me.
I'm kidding -- please don't ban me.