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generally, adjustable swaybars are "size labeled" based on their softest setting

ArTT Vandelay

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ArTT Vandelay

25f and 22r i think. tirerack has em.

TTagz

thanks, that's what i wanted to know

TTagz

there are plenty of variables that go into play. We used to run very thin sway bars when I was on the formula car team in school because we used a solid steel and kept the fulcrum points close. hollow would have required a larger bar due to the lessened torsion strength.

CusTTom "Quag" WesTT

Hotchkiss will try to fit the LARGEST bar possible.. but will go hollow to lessen the weight impact.<ul><li><a href="http://www.physicsforums.com/archive/topic/t-44208_hollow_vs._solid_shafts.html">http://www.physicsforums.com/archive/topic/t-44208_hollow_vs._solid_shafts.html</a</li></ul>

CusTTom "Quag" WesTT

Looks like the maximum stress is greater in the hollow given the same size even in an 80% hollow bar.<ul><li><a href="http://www.whiteline.com.au/docs/bulletins/Hollow%20vs%20Solid%20Swaybar.pdf">http://www.whiteline.com.au/docs/bulletins/Hollow%20vs%20Solid%20Swaybar.pdf</a</li></ul>

TTagz

this states that the solid bar is stronger. The maximum stress is the amount of stress on each bar given the same amount of force. more stress = bad.

jaleo_tt

Is anyone else experiencing squeaking noises arising from the rear of the car with the neuspeed sway bar when going over speed bumps. This has been particularly noticeable (and annoying) during colder temperature.
Any remedies for this?
Incidentally, I also had Bilstein HD shocks placed at the same time as the Sway bar.

TTagz

there is some lube you can buy that will quiet it down for a while.