Vendors: Please Make Rear Swaybar Re-enforcement Brackets.

[RaceComp Engineering]

Cobb now has reinforcement brackets available....

[gt_ltd]

just tack on a piece of metal from end to end and then just use another L-bracket and bolt it up to the subframe.. it's a real DIY..

 

If you really want me to get a shop to do it and sell it as a kit, I'll need to see a lot of interest for them.. otherwise, stuff like this can be made at any performance shop that can weld some pieces of metal for ya.

 

group buy anyone?

[hal9e3]

Here's how to do an RSB:

 

http://www.comptechusa.com/store/140100.html

[PGT]

Here's how to do an RSB on a non-AWD car:

 

http://www.comptechusa.com/store/140100.html

 

[hal9e3]

Not sure why you edited my post, but I'm assuming you're implying that there would be clearance issues with the rear diff/axles. I don't see any reason a SB/TB combo couldn't be engineered to overcome this problem. Cusco makes a rear brace for example, and the RSB could be mounted to that.

[PGT]

I didn't edit your post. I quoted it and added an important bit of info that was missing. As for clearances, it's tight under there and anything like you suggest would have to go in back of the diff. You can't mount the swaybar to the braces...different place altogether

[hal9e3]

I say edit, you say quote and add - potAto, potato. Someone out there should be able to engineer a solution to this issue for our cars.