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May 28th 2003, 23:33
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rear sway bar on 944 suspension
any of you guys running 944 trailing arms and such, are you using a rear swaybar? if so, what are you using?
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May 29th 2003, 08:07
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is there a difference between the NA and the Turbo ones? any mods needed?
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May 29th 2003, 11:55
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Swaybar
Alex,
I am mounting an 87 944 rear end.. and did not get the sway bar.. How much you asking.. Not sure how it would mount.. Can you provide a little guidance Thanks Alex 
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May 30th 2003, 10:56
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You have two choices:
You get the orignal Porsche sway bar mounts and weld them on to your torsion tube or you fab your own mount and save some money. You only need the mounts.....I have all the rest. Will contact you when I get home.....I have someone already that might be interested. The sway bar is 14mm in diameter. Alex
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June 15th 2003, 09:03
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I just got done modifing my SAW adjustable spring plates to accept the 944 camber adjuster/sway bar link mount. That was a bit difficult. Burt the addition of the sway bar mounts was easy. I'll have pix on my site soon of what I did to my notch for this all to fit.
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