a new mod front and rear sway bar
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Joined: 03-06-2006
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From: DETROIT
Originally Posted by flyhhr
The company is Suspension Techniques there out of Sanger, CA
Looks like a nice set-up... how much? I checked out the catalog and the HHR isn't listed yet. I especially like the urethane combo offered on the front (assuming you didn't have to reuse the OEM rubber bushings?)!!!
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Joined: 06-21-2006
Posts: 3,100
From: Chicago
Originally Posted by SoCalHHR
Correction: that is not the stock "rear sway bar" as there is none. That round bar inside the angle is called the "torque tube stiffener" and only serves to add rigidity to the rear suspension arms. It does nothing to reduce sway, or prevent the inside wheel from lifting in turns. It is simply a part of the original rear suspension design.
All HHR's come standard with a 25mm front sway bar. Adding a rear sway bar is really all that is needed. Our Progress Technology Rear Anti-Sway Bar has been engineered to work in tandem with the existing front sway bar, providing a firm and flat ride in turns and when driving in crosswinds at highway speeds.
Ask anyone who owns one - they're great!
Hope it helps,
All HHR's come standard with a 25mm front sway bar. Adding a rear sway bar is really all that is needed. Our Progress Technology Rear Anti-Sway Bar has been engineered to work in tandem with the existing front sway bar, providing a firm and flat ride in turns and when driving in crosswinds at highway speeds.
Ask anyone who owns one - they're great!
Hope it helps,
Mike
How much is this Sway-Bar for the rear and are the holes there in order to install this item.
Z
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Joined: 10-14-2005
Posts: 5,359
From: SoCal
Originally Posted by Z-Man
Mike
How much is this Sway-Bar for the rear and are the holes there in order to install this item.
Z
How much is this Sway-Bar for the rear and are the holes there in order to install this item.
Z
We have been selling them since the product was released.
The Progress Sway Bar works fantastic and bolts to existing holes in the HHR.
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