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Jason @ Paragon Products

Pretty good deal here. Keep in mind that this is the "newer" style bar that Porsche contracted H&R to make when the original supply ran out. It's actually a tad smaller than 30mm which doesn't really affect much other than the main bar bushing needs to be a bit smaller as well. The main bar bushing to go with this bar is 951.343.794.03. All the other bushings and the circlip for the end of the bar are the same as the earlier version.

mel_t_vin

Jason, how did you determine this was the 2nd gen bar? Did you enlarge the photo and read the .31 part number off the sticker?

Re: the diameter of this bar, what does it actually measure? 29mm? 28.5mm?

odurandina

if it turns out there's no resolution on my MIA front bar,

then I would must surely like to take one of these.... (i should know within a couple of days).

however I'm not sure you can make an M030 front bar work with a Weltmeister rear bar for the street.

I also wonder if the quieter M030 front bar should have been my first choice all along,

and if I should just eat the thousand dollar loss (the cost of starting over) as another lesson learned...

or just leave the Welt bar out the back and do absolutely nothing up front.

Jason @ Paragon Products

I see the H&R logo screened in white. I want to say they're 29mm but I'll measure in the morning when i get to work.

Dimi 944

I saw the logo too. First time I see it on the bar like that.

mel_t_vin

Jason, did you ever get a chance to mic the re-issued 968 M030 front bar? 28 mm? 28.5 mm?

Dimi 944

Last one I had in inventory was 28.5mm.

mel_t_vin

Thanks, Dimi.

Jason @ Paragon Products

Yes sir, 28.5. All the bushings remain the same except the main bar bushing which is obviously down sized:

http://www.paragon-products.com/Pors...343.794.03.htm

Dwane