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Rear Sway Bars 140-160

posted by  greenteagod on  Tue Mar 21 05:14 CST 2006
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A friend and I were talking about the rear sway bars and how the mounting for the rear is different between the 240 and the 140 series. From the photos he showed me it appeared that the 140 was mounted by drilling holes and enforcing the sheet metal with plates while on the 240 the bar mounted to the trailing arms. If a custom swaybar were fabricated would it be possible to use the rear trailing arms on the 140 as mounts instead of having to punch through to the inside to mount it up. If anyone has any suggestions please let me know. If possible I'd like to make it adjustable, but that would be a couple revisions down the road if I get the first one working at all.
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And in the near future Lola 2.0





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