Whiteline rear sway bar
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Whiteline rear sway bar
Just got them. The bar looks nice and solid. Wonder what are the 2 brackets used for?
The brackets are they are pretty amateurish welded....
The brackets are they are pretty amateurish welded....
- Shane001
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Re: Whiteline rear sway bar
I'd assume they replace the stock mounting brackets for the rear bar.
I agree they don't look real solid though do they...
I agree they don't look real solid though do they...
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mine didnt come with the new mounts. what bitches.
the stock ones snap with the heavy dutybar.
mine did didnt sound pretty.
i think the bush on the drivers sidde has cracked as well.
sigh
the stock ones snap with the heavy dutybar.
mine did didnt sound pretty.
i think the bush on the drivers sidde has cracked as well.
sigh
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How much that set you back mate?
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and what size is it?
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Re: Whiteline rear sway bar
22mm dia. thats the thickest whiteline have for GPX. $225 including postage.
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I may have to look into them as I think the VR's are only 20, I could be wrong.
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I don't see why those brackets need to be replaced
Use the stock ones already on the car, I did.
Use the stock ones already on the car, I did.
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Re: Whiteline rear sway bar
where did you get it from? they're $285 through the whiteline site.
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oh i forgot to say that i got it as trade price through my mechanic. Please do that, saves heaps.
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mine snapped.... like clean snapped off.Bennoz wrote:I don't see why those brackets need to be replaced
Use the stock ones already on the car, I did.
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Re: Whiteline rear sway bar
bar snapped off or bracket?
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the bracket snapped.
id be worried if you snapped this sway bar haha
id be worried if you snapped this sway bar haha
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lol...with this fitted, it actually put a lot of stress on my new drop links right now. hope they last
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Re: Whiteline rear sway bar
got it installed today. Found that the new brackets have to be used as the new bolts cannot fit the stock brackets. The brackets which holds the bushes cannot fit the stock brackets as well. Went for the stiffest setting and it felt pretty tight at turns.
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You put the bush braket on upside down lol
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eh really? i thought the bush bracket is symetrical.
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they are fine mate just having some fun with you
Great job you should feel a big change with the car now.
Great job you should feel a big change with the car now.
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damn!!!! scared me! i hate doing things twice!
oh yeah, the rear feels really stiff now. form current bumpy, to now very bumpy!
oh yeah, the rear feels really stiff now. form current bumpy, to now very bumpy!
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Thats super close to the exhaust! Did you get any clanging noises?