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| btcave |
Aug 28 2026, 09:03 AM
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Newbie ![]() Group: Members Posts: 1 Joined: 3-May 26 From: Washington Member No.: 29,381 Region Association: Pacific Northwest |
Installed a 19mm Tarrett front swaybar. It's very nicely made but the poly bushings that go around the bar are very slightly oversized and have more play than it seems like they should. When I installed them I wondered if this would resulting in clunking over bumps. It did. It's minor but annoying and seems unnecessary. I called Tarrett and the support guy was very nice but said the bushings all have some play like this and only 1 or 2 people have ever complained about it. Wondering if there is a solution for this or any other through body swaybar options as I bought another 914 project car that will need a bar. Stock rubber mounted bars seem hard to come by and smaller than I would like.
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