sway bar for HHR
05-24-2010, 01:23 PM
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sway bar for HHR
Since the TTR is no longer availble I have ordered the Eibach anti roll bar, is it as good as the TTR? it willbe here in a couple days hope I will not be dissapointed, any thoughts on this. jay
05-26-2010, 07:59 PM
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I have one on and I'm happy. Didn't spend a lot either. Got it though Pep Boys with free shipping to the store and cheaper then the internet at the time. I also don't care that it sits a little lower than the other bars-people ask me what it is and they seem impressed (sticks out because its red). Sort of like the Red SS's-sticks out and impressive... Hollow though...
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05-26-2010, 11:25 PM
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My TTR bar tucks up into the rear angle axle nicely.
That's a plus for me, since I floor jack lift it from the middle of the rear axle. (depending on what I'm doing.) & it's out of the way..
The only portion visible are the sides..in Red (of course).
Not saying better or worse, just that this one fits my needs, just right..
PS: Used ones still pop up on the sister site, Cobaltss.net
That's a plus for me, since I floor jack lift it from the middle of the rear axle. (depending on what I'm doing.) & it's out of the way..
The only portion visible are the sides..in Red (of course).
Not saying better or worse, just that this one fits my needs, just right..
PS: Used ones still pop up on the sister site, Cobaltss.net
05-29-2010, 10:47 AM
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ewwww....I dont suggest jacking in the center of the beam...its really flexible and Id be worried about putting a small un-noticable tweak there and knocking out the rear alignment...(camber).... its not made for this.
05-29-2010, 12:10 PM
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The tube may be heavy but it is hollow with welded on mounting ends. The Eibach web site lists a footnote on their downloadable "car" catalog as (t) which stands for tubular for the rear bar, or aka hollow. As us 5 year olds say-Na Na NaNa Na....So there
Check: http://performance-suspension.eibach...plications.pdf
Check: http://performance-suspension.eibach...plications.pdf
