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Old Apr 13, 2009 | 04:47 PM
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Old Apr 13, 2009 | 10:52 PM
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Good deal for less than $100 and a must have if you change out the rear shocks for softer ones.
Old Apr 13, 2009 | 11:09 PM
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Rob, you didn't believe me in INDY when I told you how much better the box handled with the rear Whiteline bar?
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How thick is the TRD rear sway bar?
Old Apr 14, 2009 | 01:51 AM
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Rob, you didn't believe me in INDY when I told you how much better the box handled with the rear Whiteline bar?
I was just doing the la la la can't here you because I was too broke to pay full price for one back then.

How thick is the TRD rear sway bar?
22mm thick made from 026 Cold Drawn Steel. What ever that means.
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That's such a good deal..if only I knew before I bought my Hotchkis sway bars
Old Apr 14, 2009 | 04:13 AM
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Yup, makes a difference!

I have the Progress...same as TRD but silver not red. EZ install and helps out a lot!

Do the polyurethane front sway bar end link bushings next. Cheap and EZ.

Robert
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It wouldn't be over kill to have a 25 mm rear sway would it?

Does it make a major difference?
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Some people double up bars in the back for auto cross use. So a 25mm one wouldn't be overkill.
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compared to the Echo or other NCP chassis cars, the stock xB already has a sway bar inside the twist beam
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Originally Posted by bB2NER
Some people double up bars in the back for auto cross use. So a 25mm one wouldn't be overkill.
Haha..well speaking of that..I was actually thinking about trading my 22 for a 25 then doubling up the bars and a brace...it'd be a pretty nice stiff setup for idk track? autocrossing?
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Originally Posted by Therealenthusiast
Originally Posted by bB2NER
Some people double up bars in the back for auto cross use. So a 25mm one wouldn't be overkill.
Haha..well speaking of that..I was actually thinking about trading my 22 for a 25 then doubling up the bars and a brace...it'd be a pretty nice stiff setup for idk track? autocrossing?
I thought I was crazy. Before this deal came up, i was going to make my own out of a 36mm torsion bar out of a early VW. lol I may still do it when I get a salvage B to play around with some day.
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Originally Posted by Driver_Lost
Originally Posted by Therealenthusiast
Originally Posted by bB2NER
Some people double up bars in the back for auto cross use. So a 25mm one wouldn't be overkill.
Haha..well speaking of that..I was actually thinking about trading my 22 for a 25 then doubling up the bars and a brace...it'd be a pretty nice stiff setup for idk track? autocrossing?
I thought I was crazy. Before this deal came up, i was going to make my own out of a 36mm torsion bar out of a early VW. lol I may still do it when I get a salvage B to play around with some day.
Crazy? Nah..that's just thinking outside of the box haha.
I've had my share of crazy little things I wanted to do.. I still might.
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