Suspension Image request
#1
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Suspension Image request
I'm working on something for the front sway bar on 944s. If someone could upload a few images it would be really helpful.
Particularly:
- Looking from the front end straight back (showing the position of the sway in regards to the engine above it and the tie rods above the control arms)
- 45 degree angled shot looking up from the front.
Particularly:
- Looking from the front end straight back (showing the position of the sway in regards to the engine above it and the tie rods above the control arms)
- 45 degree angled shot looking up from the front.
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Early 924's, early 944's and later 944's front sway bars have different means of attachment to the A-arm. None of which would use the drop links you show. Nowever, these would fit on the rear sway bar.
Front aluminum a-arm:
Front aluminum a-arm:
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I know, I went through 4 different swaybars on my first 944.
I'm have devised a system which will fit the swaybar over the control arms and will utilize shorter (triangulated) center mounts. The bar itself will also be flipped.
I just need to know how much I can bring the bar up vertically. Wouldn't be asking this if I still had a 944.
Thanks anyways though.
I'm have devised a system which will fit the swaybar over the control arms and will utilize shorter (triangulated) center mounts. The bar itself will also be flipped.
I just need to know how much I can bring the bar up vertically. Wouldn't be asking this if I still had a 944.
Thanks anyways though.
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As funny as it is - it's surprisingly similar, even though I didn't even have the weltmeister in mind. Problem with the OE design is that ground clearance gets tight with what I want to do...
Oh well, at least I'll be milling some of my own parts.
Oh well, at least I'll be milling some of my own parts.