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What size t-bars would you recommend for a '69t street car getting a 2.7.Thanks,T.C.
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whats the intended use? i have a set of 18&24 stock from an SC if interested.
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26 rears out of a 930 really work nice and you should find them cheap. dont forget to upgrade your anti sway bars for the most benefit.
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I am very happy withe the 84 stock turbo sizes T bars and Sway bars that I put in my 84 3.2 Carrera.
regards, Steve
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What are the stock turbo cars t-bar sizes? 26 rear, ???front
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Luke,
Can't remember whether Iwent with 22 or 23 fronts (Sway Away) from Pelican. I'm away at work now, so can't confirm until the weekend which I bought...it was a couple of years ago. The rears were done first about 6 years ago after I snapped one coming out of turn 5 at Jefferson Circuit, Summit Point. regards, Steve
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Late night at work!
Thanks for the input and I'm currently talking to someone about some 22's. Should work with some glass and light battery.
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I've got hollow 22's and 30's in my '69 (2.2 S motor) and contrary to popular opinion it is very streetable ride. You must have shocks that can handle the bigger bars (I'm runnning Koni race shock set on soft for the road). The car handles like a go cart and is in no way too harsh running 195/60/15's. I'm sure a lot of people will think they are too big, but unless you have driven a car with this setup, hold your toung. It works very well. I do not claim you have to go this big for good performance, only that you can and it works well.
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