Suspension Swaybar upgrade?
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Swaybar upgrade?
Ok. I know this has been discussed but cannot find it anywhere.
I just picked up a REALLY nice 2009 JCW with the Sport Suspension (Not JCW Suspension). Supposedly it has a 18mm rear swaybar. I have a brand new 19mm sitting in my garage with a set of greasable bushings. Will it be worth the work to install it? What can I expect from the addition? Thanks
I just picked up a REALLY nice 2009 JCW with the Sport Suspension (Not JCW Suspension). Supposedly it has a 18mm rear swaybar. I have a brand new 19mm sitting in my garage with a set of greasable bushings. Will it be worth the work to install it? What can I expect from the addition? Thanks
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You should measure the bar on your car now as it is likely only a 17mm, The JCW or hyper sport had an 18.5mm bar so we don't see many of them.
The 19mm will be better than stock, but for the work I would just go ahead and get an Hsport Comp rear bar as it will make a much bigger difference and be better suited for you.
https://www.waymotorworks.com/h-spor...-sway-bar.html
You don't need to do an alignment. I've personally done hundreds of rear sway bars and not aligned them as you don't move the alignment adjustments.
The 19mm will be better than stock, but for the work I would just go ahead and get an Hsport Comp rear bar as it will make a much bigger difference and be better suited for you.
https://www.waymotorworks.com/h-spor...-sway-bar.html
You don't need to do an alignment. I've personally done hundreds of rear sway bars and not aligned them as you don't move the alignment adjustments.
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Just a quick question here along the same lines... Selling my R53 and have a 22mm rear on there now. Considering a R56S or R55S for my next and wondering if my R53 bar is still compatible with R55-56 suspension? I will keep it if so since I got a killer price on it. If not I'll leave it on the R53.