disasterman

Does anyone have instructions or photos of Tarret or Kokeln sway bars?

333pg333

I don't have anything at work but what do you need? Are they Tarret or Kokeln, or are you trying to make your own?

disasterman

Kokeln, but they are nearly identical to the tarrett. Kokeln does not have any instructions. Dwayne was unloading the balance of the 944 inventory. Thanks for any help you can give. I won't install till Friday at least, off on business for 4 days. I was able to assemble the rear sways and torsion tube replacement part from Kokeln by viewing photographs.

333pg333

So you just need fronts?

SoloRacer

Don't use the pics from my KMR 968 thread as the front bar mounts had to be modified to clear all the turbo plumbing. Just a heads up. The rears should be OK. One note, let me know if yours make any noise as mine make a metallic sound when I go over bumps. We are trying to figure out what the heck it is.

Van

You mean, like this?




Another of almost the same view:

disasterman

Just the fronts, the rears are assembled, I had photos to help for that.

disasterman

Van, just saw your post. Yes, thanks very much. That should do the trick!

thingo

If they are the same as the Tarretts be aware that the rear bar can be mounted mounted upside down if required/if you have clearance problems.

jerome951

Van just saved you ~ 4 hours of installation, cursing, and calls to Tarret wondering why, when mounted in the same orientation as the stock front bar, the Tarret doesn't fit.... BTDT

mikeyoman

Van, what's the pot for on the front sway bar bracket ?

Van

Ride height data acquisition. As the car leans and the bar twists, the potentiometer sees very little movement. As the front end moves up or down, the pot rotates.

Chris White

A lot cheaper than linear pots!

mikeyoman

Serious Tricky Track stuff there

Dutch944

So to what does the swaybar connect? I assume it's to a different point than the standard swaybar!

I'm thinking of making my own swaybar..