WH1_T-Type
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Just looking around and trying to get some information on the different types of bars and what makes them good/bad and whether or not they are streetable.
Here is the SPOHN 'drag' bar
Spohn Performance :: 1978 - 1987 GM G-Body >> Suspension >> Sway Bars & Accessories >> G-Body Pro-Series Rear Drag Sway Bar
On that one I can see how the thicker design would help on the strip, but how about on the street? I noticed that HRparts bar a bit thinner then the above bar, I've read some pretty good things about their bar both street and strip. Is the difference in size translating to a better behavior on the street?
HRpartsNstuff "Your WWW performance parts supplier" (can't seem to link right to their bars for some reason)
Then there is this bar also from SPOHN
Spohn Performance :: 1978 - 1987 GM G-Body >> Suspension >> Sway Bars & Accessories >> Pro-Touring Adjustable Rear Sway Bar - 1978-1987 GM G-Body
This one is a bit thinner as well (actually quite a bit), but is adjustable. Is this more of the type designed for street/strip vice soley strip? What about the adjustablity of it? Has anyone had any experience with these two bars?
Also the BMR bar.
BMR Fabrication Inc. (scroll down a bit)
Thick again. Mentions drag racing. But how does it behave on the street?
Thanks for any input.
Here is the SPOHN 'drag' bar
Spohn Performance :: 1978 - 1987 GM G-Body >> Suspension >> Sway Bars & Accessories >> G-Body Pro-Series Rear Drag Sway Bar
On that one I can see how the thicker design would help on the strip, but how about on the street? I noticed that HRparts bar a bit thinner then the above bar, I've read some pretty good things about their bar both street and strip. Is the difference in size translating to a better behavior on the street?
HRpartsNstuff "Your WWW performance parts supplier" (can't seem to link right to their bars for some reason)
Then there is this bar also from SPOHN
Spohn Performance :: 1978 - 1987 GM G-Body >> Suspension >> Sway Bars & Accessories >> Pro-Touring Adjustable Rear Sway Bar - 1978-1987 GM G-Body
This one is a bit thinner as well (actually quite a bit), but is adjustable. Is this more of the type designed for street/strip vice soley strip? What about the adjustablity of it? Has anyone had any experience with these two bars?
Also the BMR bar.
BMR Fabrication Inc. (scroll down a bit)
Thick again. Mentions drag racing. But how does it behave on the street?
Thanks for any input.