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Old Dec 24, 2014 | 01:00 AM
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I'll post pictures or measurements in a bit, but I thought my rear sway bar was an H&R like the front but, this rear sway has four holes and I think H&R has three holes. Any clue to brand? Maybe it is H&R?
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Hmmmm maybe Euro GT3?

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Hmmmm maybe Euro GT3?

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They are probably GT3 bar. Once you have them in your hands, you will know by how light they are since they are hollow. You will literally be able to balance a rear GT3 bar with your pinky finger. If not hollow then most likely they are TRG solid replica bars.
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They are probably GT3 bar. Once you have them in your hands, you will know by how light they are since they are hollow. You will literally be able to balance a rear GT3 bar with your pinky finger. If not hollow then most likely they are TRG solid replica bars.
Thanks !!!! Probably TRG replica, because this one is heavy.
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