Are these sway bars the 968 or 944 mo30s?
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Are these sway bars the 968 or 944 mo30s?
Looking at upgrading the sway bars and saw these for sale. I wanted to know if these are the 968 mo30s or the 944s? I searched the threads for a parts list to no avail. Thanks,
30mm front 944.343.706.30
19mm rear adjustable 944.333.701.01
30mm front 944.343.706.30
19mm rear adjustable 944.333.701.01
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I have a question that is probably easily answered. Is there a larger M030 rear sway than the standard 968 Coupe for the later year 968 cabs? Someone had brought this up once but said they are not available anymore. Any truth to that?
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Originally Posted by KuHL 951
I have a question that is probably easily answered. Is there a larger M030 rear sway than the standard 968 Coupe for the later year 968 cabs? Someone had brought this up once but said they are not available anymore. Any truth to that?
There are two other larger rear sway bars that were made. The 944S M030 option came with a non-adj. 20mm rear bar (those are pretty rare), and the Turbo Cup/Club Sports had the 21mm 3-way adj bars.
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Originally Posted by KuHL 951
I have a question that is probably easily answered. Is there a larger M030 rear sway than the standard 968 Coupe for the later year 968 cabs? Someone had brought this up once but said they are not available anymore. Any truth to that?
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+1 on the M030 968 sway bars. 30 mm up front is as hefty as anyone could possibly need IMO. The 19 mm rear bar, even in the shortest setting can sometimes leave you wishing you had more rear stiffness, especially for track and autox use. I use 26.8/19 on my track car NA with delrin front bushings and the rear got much better when I added KLA drop link kit and the billet/delrin rear bar bushing Racers Edge kit, both from Paragon. My Turbo S has 30/19 combo with front delrin bushings and 968 rear coil over Konis. It works pretty well, too although it still tends to understeer a bit at the limit...probably not a bad thing with all those Turbo S ponies challenging my meager performance driving skills.
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That's strange, maybe my car's out of balance, or it's my driving, but my car oversteers a lot. I have the standard 16mm rear bar, and 26.8mm front bar. I wanted to buy the M030 set and probably use only the front bar, but I'd do some swapping and testing.