Rear sway barI
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Rear sway bar
I have a track pack which I believe has the same size sway bar as a regular GT 24mm.
The boss has 25mm and the Laguna seca is 26mm
Ford racing sway bar is listed as 22mm, why?
Which is the better sway bar the boss or Laguna seca?
Are these just as good as the eibach rear sway bar?
The boss has 25mm and the Laguna seca is 26mm
Ford racing sway bar is listed as 22mm, why?
Which is the better sway bar the boss or Laguna seca?
Are these just as good as the eibach rear sway bar?
Last edited by trackpack13gt; Feb 11, 2017 at 10:02 PM.
Actually, I think there's four different rear sway bars in the various FRPP S197 kits (M-5490-)
A - 22mm
B - 24mm
C - 20.64mm
D - 22mm Convertible
The 2005 - 2010 GT's used a 20mm bar, so the FRPP "GT" kit was larger than those.
A - 22mm
B - 24mm
C - 20.64mm
D - 22mm Convertible
The 2005 - 2010 GT's used a 20mm bar, so the FRPP "GT" kit was larger than those.
Just a reminder that the thickness of the bar is not the only factor. Usually there are three holes on each side and the stiffness of the bar depends also a lot on which holes you use (close or far from the bar). If weight is a factor you can use a lighter and less tick bar but using close holes so you can achieve the same stiffness than ticker bar but using the far holes.
As Jazzman442 sais it dépends on what you are trying to accomplish and also what are your other rear suspension specs (adjustable panhard bar, springs, coilovers, shocks, etc.)
As Jazzman442 sais it dépends on what you are trying to accomplish and also what are your other rear suspension specs (adjustable panhard bar, springs, coilovers, shocks, etc.)
Last edited by Kotenukimen; Feb 16, 2017 at 07:51 AM.


