PTP swaybar (the one in the photos)

[lugnuts]

Hi guys,this is my 1st post i think, ive been lurking for a few years tho,anyway enough of this idle chit chat down to business,im very interested in the adjustable front swaybar from PTP how can i contact A.Knuff (is that his real name),thanks Mick :agree:

[lugnuts]

PLEASE !!!!!!

[Sandeep]

I'm not sure how to contact Oliver ...he used to post on here a while back. Since you are in 'Oz', why are you not using the adjustable Whiteline bars ?

Sandeep

[lugnuts]

Hi Sandeep,Whiteline bars are nice but there linkages suck,i have an adjustable 18mm bar part no. BWF16Z on a linkpin beam at the moment.I have a spare BJ+IRS pan that i am gathering parts for and am trying VERY hard to minimize eurothane bushes they require frequent lubrication and have too much initial friction,anyway thanks for the reply dude.

[GS guy]

You know they've had urethane bushings with grease fittings out for some time now? I agree, had bad experience with using them in the past when you had to disassemble to re-lubricate - but with a grease fitting I think that era is over. These also have grease channels inside to retain the grease.
FWIW, you could have a custom made sway bar made by a couple different companies - could make something near identical to the one shown in the pics.
http://www.sanerperffab.com/
Jeff

[lugnuts]

Thanks Jeff,yeah i saw those grease fittings on some site recently but im still not 100% convinced,i had another look at Sandeeps suspension tech article and i might try Whiteline bars and welded brackets + some rose jointed linkages like Steve C has,its just that basically im lazy and ide rather put together an INTERNET suspension with some beautiful german engineering that only requires a bit of welding anyway thanks guys,Mick.