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Re:Control arm - steel or aluminium 14 years, 2 months ago #8320

  • Bamf3000
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Sorry to bring this back from the dead. But what parts are needed to do the swap for the sway bars? Were you able to find anyone that sold these or is it something I will have to part from like ebay?

Any issues you ran into swapping them out? I am getting ready to do this exact swap.
-Aaron

Re: Control arm - steel or aluminium 14 years, 2 months ago #8322

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It's going to depend on what swaybar you are running. The mounts for each are different. You may have to contact the vendor of your swaybar and order the correct links.
Jerry Whitteridge
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Re: Control arm - steel or aluminium 14 years, 2 months ago #8324

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I would just be using stock porsche sway bars for now as I am just getting into all this and will be doing MORE HPDE than anything else. So when switching from the alum to steel would I just need to get the sway bar drop links from an early car and I would be set?
-Aaron

Re: Control arm - steel or aluminium 14 years, 2 months ago #8325

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For everything (I think) apart from the 968 M030 front bar you can get the bushings to go in the early swaybar mounts so you should be good. (I'm running a S2 M030 front bar on early arms - it fits just fine).
Jerry Whitteridge
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Re: Control arm - steel or aluminium 14 years, 2 months ago #8362

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ditto on the M030 bar and early arms. You just have to drill a hole in each early arm for the sway bar links that match the bar. unfortunately, no adjustable end links with factory bars, but my corner weight strategy is to match left and right front springs heights with the coilovers and do all corner weight adjustments from the rear.
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