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Old 09-25-2009, 07:11 PM
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22/30 here - and very happy
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I'll throw in here; 22/29 with valved Bilsteins on mine, with all of the Elephant bushings and monoballs thrown in, works great on my car. Pretty stiff and got even more so with 17" wheels.
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Originally Posted by g-50cab
22/30 here - and very happy
That is what my friend is running and he said it isn't bad at all! Thanks.
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Old 09-26-2009, 09:31 PM
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Originally Posted by 911tracker85
I suggest you get new Tbars, especially for a track car.

although a rare incident, I had one of my stock rear Tbars break a few years ago. became the insipriation to upgrade all my Tbars.

85 used Tbars will be almost 30 yrs old.

good luck
It broke because that thing you drive's a big damn lemon!

ROFLMAO
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