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Pics for Bert Beagle (front swaybar)


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Old 07-05-2006, 03:43 PM
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very nice. Can you point me any threads with more pics of the car?
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Jake, you can do a search on my name. Hold on though I've posted quite a few pics. Sorry I missed you at Limerock.
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Ahhh...it all comes back to me now! I even posted on a few threads. Keep posting! Pics from Lime Rock look good. I just missed the drive around, but it's better that way. Now, I'm out to the shop to strip a tub, LOL. (Or work on the 911)
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Duke, Your not wasting any time after returning from the holidays...
Just wondering how much $$ did it cost for the Shroeder sway bar set up?

I checked out there web site.... It seems like pretty nice stuff but it looks like you have to piece it together... What up with that..
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Herman- Yes it's a piece together deal. Looks like it will run about the same as everyone else's when I get everything. Just like the idea of something different and you can get these bars in .025 increments. Not that this car will ever probably need that but never you know what the future holds. BTW-The bar that's in there is a mockup piece I cut and shortened to get the length.
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That looks very nice.

When the time come I am doing the bar this way.

It is hard to tell from pictures in the various ad's but it looks like some of the aftermarket bar kits use a bushing. Using the self aligning ball bearings makes the best installation, all but eliminating bind.

The car is looking very nice!

Ashley
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Seeing as you have to peice it together, would you mind listing part number/descriptions? Very interested in this setup. Thanks!
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Asjac- I don't have any of the part numbers handy and the bars are going to being custom made by schroeder. You can get the arms and heims from any race parts dist. And the bearings are just a 7/8 flange bearing. The rest of the pieces were made at our shop.
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Duke

Please contact me via email

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Ashley

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