I thought I got a good deal.
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I thought I got a good deal.
So I picked up a set of front and rear sway bars off flea bay. 23 ft 14 rear. I dont have a rear at all and the front measures around 21 ish. I figured adding the rear would be a plus and a mild upgrade on the front cant hurt. BUT no hardware for the rear. I have done some leg work and figured out what I need but I guess the OE style drop links are made by the same people that make the fuel sender Yikes! I see solutions but the eccentric bolt in some images is a twist compared to some of the aftermarket setups. Any input is welcome. Ill assume Ill need to remove a bolt form the trailing arm and install a longer one? It seems all the images I can find are from the inside of the wheel hub and not the outside with the whel off.
#2
Three Wheelin'
it will be a 20 mm front sway with no rear sway. i had the same stock setup and I updated to a 944S2 26.8mm front sway and a 18mm rear sway. I got secondhand droplinks from DC Auto and hardware with new rubber bushings to mount the rear bar and refreshed the droplinks at a later date.
Last edited by J1NX3D; 04-01-2022 at 09:09 PM.
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Thanks everybody Im in good ole Texas USA. Looking under the I saw the obvious which was a place to hang the bar. Brackets and bushing are cheap enough so no big deal Rt. Once I started understanding what it took to attach to the swing arm I thought wow go figure. When I found the links new around 100$ I thought what a deal then noticed the bolt needed to be longer and special. I see some decent used stuff online and Ill call Roger and see what he can do. I think the primary component is the longer eccentric bolt if I get a set of links and bolts used but in decent shape I can at least bolt it together a drive it. Upgrades later to be continued.
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Rennlist Member
I'll try to find the correct contact but I bought a set of aftermarket droplinks from a member here. He had sourced a bunch of the parts needed and was offering them to the community at a good price. It should come up in search if you limit it to 2021. I'll see if I can find the information, in the mean time, and add it if/when I do.
ETA: Here you go: https://rennlist.com/forums/924-931-...rear-sway.html
Cheers
ETA: Here you go: https://rennlist.com/forums/924-931-...rear-sway.html
Cheers
Last edited by Zirconocene; 04-01-2022 at 11:46 AM.
#7
Rennlist Member
I got my eccentric bolts from partworks.de for $40.00+ shipping. They also have the drop links for about $100.00, but fortunately at the time I scored a set of used ones in excellent condition for about $50.00. In general, it's all part of the cost of owning an old European car. I think we are just to be able to find this stuff at all.
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#8
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I'll try to find the correct contact but I bought a set of aftermarket droplinks from a member here. He had sourced a bunch of the parts needed and was offering them to the community at a good price. It should come up in search if you limit it to 2021. I'll see if I can find the information, in the mean time, and add it if/when I do.
ETA: Here you go: https://rennlist.com/forums/924-931-...rear-sway.html
Cheers
ETA: Here you go: https://rennlist.com/forums/924-931-...rear-sway.html
Cheers
Gasngo, where in TX? I am in Houston. You will indeed need the extended eccentric adjusters. Everything else can be sourced 3rd party as shown above.
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Is there a left and rt eccentric bolt I only ask because I thought I saw 2 different numbers at 944 online maybe I Read it wrong? Anyways Roger does not have any so ebay just want to make sure I dont have problem.