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RE: Who wants Sport Wheels' urq sway bar upgrade?
At 01:13 PM 8/3/98 -0700, you wrote:
>> I just got off the phone with Dave Peterson at Sport Wheels. The second
>> run of 27.83 mm front, 20 mm rear sway bars they were going to produce was
>> cancelled due to low customer support.
>>
>> They need to get at least 10 firm commitments (credit card numbers) to
>> make
>> the run. I agreed to ask the list and to get them a list of all the
>> positive responses.
>>
>> Cost will be between $200 and $250 for the complete kit. I do not know if
>> this kit will fit the 4kq's. However, I'm sure it could be done if you
>> are
>> mechanically gifted.
>>
>> Please respond to me privately if you definitely want a set.
>>
>... since you're listing a front and rear bar I assume that this is for the
>early '83 suspension (w/o stabilizer link rod) ... is that correct?
This is suppose to be a universal kit for all the urqs. It is also suppose
to come with all the hardware needed to install it -- none of the early
stuff is used. Bushings are polyurathane (sp?).
>
>Does it include all of the requisite bushings? If so, what material are
>they mate from?
>
>Do you know what the stock sizes are?
>
>TIA!
>Steve Buchholz
>San Jose, CA (USA)
>
I don't remember exactly what the stock front and rear are, but 25mm and
15mm come to mind. There are a few of these kits on a few cars I have seen
over the years. I did not take the time to look at Craig Hillis' car that
has these bars. Maybe I'll get a chance to at the 8/14 track day.