sway bar kit
#1
Instructor
Thread Starter
sway bar kit
OK! the PSS10's showed up yesterday. So, I've got that box checked.
I found a H & R sport sway bar kit, 24mm front and 26mm rear. Its also adjustable. Would this be a good set up for the PSS10's?
As far as bushings are concerned, should I or can go with factory Porsche? or is there a better aftermarket set?
Thanks!
I found a H & R sport sway bar kit, 24mm front and 26mm rear. Its also adjustable. Would this be a good set up for the PSS10's?
As far as bushings are concerned, should I or can go with factory Porsche? or is there a better aftermarket set?
Thanks!
#2
Instructor
I run PSS10's (fantastic bit of kit) and have also polybushed my car.
Regarding the sway bars, I don't feel the need for upgrading them. The car sits pretty flat as is, and if anything I think a bit of weight transfer onto the respective front corner is no bad thing.
Regarding the sway bars, I don't feel the need for upgrading them. The car sits pretty flat as is, and if anything I think a bit of weight transfer onto the respective front corner is no bad thing.
#3
Instructor
oh sh*t here we go again..the good ol' Walrod vs Elephant Racing bushing debate..please don't ask about oil next, please!
if you want to go with Walrods i have a set NIB I can part with...I decided to go ER all around, will replace when the weather warms up
if you want to go with Walrods i have a set NIB I can part with...I decided to go ER all around, will replace when the weather warms up
#4
Instructor
Thread Starter
Do you have a part number? Why Elephant Racing over Walrod? I'm not trying to start any fights.
#5
Instructor
Thread Starter
Polybushed? Who makes these and why are they better. Sorry I'm new to this bushing thing.
#6
Instructor
https://rennlist.com/forums/964-foru...-bushings.html
https://rennlist.com/forums/993-foru...-bushings.html
I'm not advocatring one over the other, it's always a hot debated topic...use the search function, lots of threads
https://rennlist.com/forums/993-foru...-bushings.html
I'm not advocatring one over the other, it's always a hot debated topic...use the search function, lots of threads
#7
Instructor
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#9
Race Car
The h and r swaybars are great .
Elephant racing makes a sport bushing that is 25% harder than stock. They are rubber.
I'm happy to discuss...and I won't even tell you to use the search function...lol.
Elephant racing makes a sport bushing that is 25% harder than stock. They are rubber.
I'm happy to discuss...and I won't even tell you to use the search function...lol.
#10
Instructor
Thread Starter
I got the Elephant Racing Sport Bushings today. I read on here that the sway bars are not that big of a deal and that the stock ones are fine and that the bushings and the pss10's are all I really need. Anyone else disagree? I don't have a problem getting them if it'll improve things. Also, with the H&R sway bar kit, front and back, does that come with the bushings for that too? I noticed the bushings come in different sizes or the sway bar you have.
#14
Instructor
Thread Starter
OK, the H&R sway bars are ordered. New bushings are on the way along with a strut tower support bar, The pss10's are sitting on the floor next to me. Now what? Ha!
#15
Race Car
Tarret rod-end rear drop links and sealsit boots to protect from road grime.
Monoball top hats at least in the rear.
And better spring plates to reduce or eliminate weissach effect
Monoball top hats at least in the rear.
And better spring plates to reduce or eliminate weissach effect