Best Time to Buy Sway Bars!

[Ben@SpeedTech]

Hey everyone! Have you been holding off on buying sway bars for the right deal to jump into your lap like a Pomeranian puppy? Well, get the dog biscuits out because the right deal just got airborne!

We here at Speedtech Performance have just announced that February is officially Roll Control Month so we've dropped the price on our sway bar kits when you buy both front and rear together. Check it out, click here (http://www.speedtechperformance.com/index.cfm/page/ptype=product/product_id=354/category_id=-1/home_id=-1/mode=prod/prd354.htm) for more info and score yours today!

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[83hurstguy]

Ben, the G-body page shows the rear bar at 1" diameter, the Feb specials page shows 1-1/8"... which size is it? Also, is it solid or tubular? Thanks.

[Ben@SpeedTech]

Hey Luke-

That's a typo, it is a 1" solid bar with the adjustable ends.

Thanks for catching that, I got it fixed on the ad. :)

[Garymac69]

Ben, Is the rear '67-69 Camaro bar adjustable?

[83hurstguy]

Ben, thanks for the response and clarification. The picture on the Speed Tech G-body page doesn't appear to be an adjustable rear bar, since the bar has a vertical hole in each end. http://www.speedtechperformance.com/index.cfm/page/ptype=product/product_id=180/category_id=96/home_id=-1/mode=prod/prd180.htm

I found an installed picture on the Speed Tech Grand National (http://www.lateral-g.net/forums/showpost.php4?p=373593&postcount=33) though it's got rod end links and looks different than the picture on the web page (guessing development parts).

Do you have any pictures of the G-body rear bar installed? I was about to install another new rear bar on mine, but am not happy with fitment (trimming end link lengths and putting spacers on axle bracket). For the sale price you have I'm very tempted to switch if these appear to fit better.

[Ben@SpeedTech]

Hey Luke, I have to apologize, I got the part numbers mixed up from the sales department and that's what has caused a little confusion. We have been busy updating part numbers, parts, and our website for the new year and we're finding an occasional kink that needs to be ironed out like this one. Thanks for your patience as I get this all squared away.

One more correction- the rear G body bar is Tubular, not solid. It is also the only bar we sell that is still the old style hammerite powder coat. We have switched to black along the way and have enough G body bars that they have not cycled through yet. The photo on the website is a generic one, I'll see if I can get that updated to an actual photo of the G Body products. The rear bar for sale on the web page is indeed the 3 hole adjustable bar that is on special. I went out to the warehouse and checked a box to verify it with my own eyes.

The fit and the bar itself is the same exact as Blake's GN, however the end links that come with the bar kit are slightly different. The ones on the GN are the ones only available with our trailing arm kit, which you can see he has those on there too. The ones that come with the bars are also adjustable in length, however they have bushings rather than the heim style joints.

You mentioned that your bar isn't fitting right and you're trimming the links to work- Is your car lowered? How much? What brand are the links? Are they adjustable or solid? How long do you need them to be? I believe our bars will save you the headaches, but we'd better double check, I wouldn't want to sell you a product that would put you into the same nightmare, that would only be frustrating and a waste of your money. Let me know what you're up against and we'll make sure our bars will work for you.

[Ben@SpeedTech]

Ben, Is the rear '67-69 Camaro bar adjustable?

Yep, they are adjustable.

[83hurstguy]

Ben, sent PM. Thanks.

[Ben@SpeedTech]

I'll check it out. Thanks! :)