S2k Sway VS Whiteline SX3006

Discussion in 'Modifications & DIY how-to' started by Meredith, Aug 22, 2005.

  1. Meredith

    Meredith Banned

    Brian got his victoracers and sway bar this afternoon. The sway bar puts my whiteline 25mm to shame!



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  2. Genya

    Genya No Longer Up At Odd Hours

    Jeez thats huge. How many mm is s2000?
     
  3. Weapon

    Weapon 90lbs of dynamite Supporting Member

    dayaam..very nice
     
  4. BrianGT

    BrianGT Banned

    32mm (1.25") diameter. I am installing it now. Don't have to remove the subframe for the s2k, so it shouldn't take too long.

    Thanks again for the present Mere :)

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    Brian
     
  5. miloman

    miloman Retired Admin

    wow thats big
     
  6. BrianGT

    BrianGT Banned

    yeah, got the bar in, just need to configure the new end links...
     
  7. xnoodlesx

    xnoodlesx recovering meth addict

    The whiteline bar is 25-28mm. :) Still, its rediculous.
     
  8. BrianGT

    BrianGT Banned

    put pics from my install tonight up in mere's gallery. Tomorrow, I will try driving the car with the stiffer bar and victoracers :)

    http://mere.darg.net/s2k-sway

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  9. Alex

    Alex Community Founder Staff Member

    that's definately a phattie...
     
  10. BrianGT

    BrianGT Banned

    Here is the s2k stock bar compared to the x3006 bar:
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    It is 28mm hollow.

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  11. BrianGT

    BrianGT Banned

    Man, put the sway on full stiff last night and went for a ride this morning, and the car really sticks to the road amazingly with the Victoracers, and really has a nice sharp turn-in with the stiff sway. I am going to take the car on the mountain run like this :)

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  12. BrianGT

    BrianGT Banned

    Will have to put the x3006 on the sti next :)
     
  13. jonnyboy0150

    jonnyboy0150 Member

    When you put it on the sti, i found that you can install it without dropping the subframe. Just thought it might help you save some serious time on the install. (perrins instructions tell you to drop the subframe but that it so rediculous)

    Anyway good luck with the sways man! youll love it feels afterward! :)
     
  14. BrianGT

    BrianGT Banned

    I have taken the subframe off of the wrx/sti 3 times thus far for sway bars :) It really isn't that bad.

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  15. rolling_trip

    rolling_trip Active Member

    Good that means u can help with mine at the install day.
     
  16. BrianGT

    BrianGT Banned

    Sure, shouldn't be a problem.

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  17. jonnyboy0150

    jonnyboy0150 Member

    Not that its hard, just a tip that saves lots of time on the install. I had mine off for the antilift kit and you're right its not really hard, just time consuming.
     

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