mo30 front swaybar question
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mo30 front swaybar question
for those of u with early steel a-arms -- did u bore out new holes in the swaybar end bushings to fit the new size bar or did u upgrade this end mount to a later style ??
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1988 924s
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I'm not exactly sure which parts were changed for M030, but when I swapped my stock bar for a 25.5 front sway the carrier on the control arm was the exact same piece. The difference was the interior diameter of the bushing.
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For my 25.5 bar on my 924s I simply bored it slightly with a drill of corasponding size and then applied a little silicon grease and it went together beautifully. I was sweating this thinking I was gonna have to upgrade to aluminum arms and stuff. looking back it was really easy. Took all of ten minutes. The size differance of the larger bar-ends is small and I would suggest trying to push them on by hand at first.
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I tried boring out the bushings but it sucked ***. What I wound up doing temporarily until I can get some delron bushings made is to use a set of stock center sway bar bushings. They work well but they're not perfect. I've done quite a few autoX's and they've held up well.
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thanks guys for the advice ! the problem i am having is that the bushing is splitting when boring out a bigger hole. i 'am using a dremel tool -- i think the excessive heat may be causing this. next -- i will drill different size drill bits..
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okay -- i think i got it. sparyed with a little silicon lubricant to help and slowly bored out a hole for my 30mm sway with out splitting the bushing. i would stop occasionally and spray again..we will see how it holds up..here are some pics..instaed of a regular drill bit .. i used a grinding bit..
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1988 924s - spec/ sp1 to be !
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1988 924s - spec/ sp1 to be !