hi does anyone have any pictures or be able explain how to put a second sway bar on the front of a 71 sbug also after some pics for rear irs sway bar setups
thanks
76bug ·
Aussieveedubbers · Tech Talk
front and rear sway bars
https://forums.aussieveedubbers.com/threads/68569/front-and-rear-sway-bars
1303Steve ·
Hi
You can get a clip on bar for the front, it runs parallel to factory bar, not ideal. The best one to buy is a full replacement one from Whiteline, they also incorporates adjustable caster, useful if you've lowered your car or want to tune your suspension.
See Whiteline about the rear bar as well, http://www.whiteline.com.au
Start off with a rear bar 1st, then go front if you need it.
Steve
You can get a clip on bar for the front, it runs parallel to factory bar, not ideal. The best one to buy is a full replacement one from Whiteline, they also incorporates adjustable caster, useful if you've lowered your car or want to tune your suspension.
See Whiteline about the rear bar as well, http://www.whiteline.com.au
Start off with a rear bar 1st, then go front if you need it.
Steve
vwrallycar ·
i used to have 2 setup on the front of my super years ago and im going to go that way again with my current super.
now this is from memory so may not be correct but, we used the ends off of old shock absorbers, welded together and used new bushes from pedders, these sat on the outer ends to support it. pretty sure we used the original mounts under the mounts which are there now, but spaced with longer bolts.
works very well in my opinion and i was using this with a rear sway bar too. hope this helps
now this is from memory so may not be correct but, we used the ends off of old shock absorbers, welded together and used new bushes from pedders, these sat on the outer ends to support it. pretty sure we used the original mounts under the mounts which are there now, but spaced with longer bolts.
works very well in my opinion and i was using this with a rear sway bar too. hope this helps