Whiteline Sway/AntiRoll bars, Anyone wants?
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Originally Posted by Genesis
I think I'll get an inspection now that I've put about 1000 km's on since install. I've looked at the endlinks and bushings which appear fine, but it really needs to be hoisted to properly inspect, perhaps retension if required. What kind of clamps are you referring to flyer?
It will prevent the swaybar from moving left and right?
I will try to demand the clamps from Whiteline and have them pass to those who had the swaybars and also those that are collecting it end of Sept.
https://www.rx8club.com/attachment.p...chmentid=51339
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The guy at GRR did not hoist. Only raised one wheel at a time and went under to inspect and retension. Said nothing is wrong. In the absence of any rattles or clongs or any noise from below I believe it's seated fine.
Ideally it should be hoisted. Genesis, flyer, morgan let me know your inspection result.
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Ideally it should be hoisted. Genesis, flyer, morgan let me know your inspection result.
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Originally Posted by Ringer
The guy at GRR did not hoist. Only raised one wheel at a time and went under to inspect and retension. Said nothing is wrong. In the absence of any rattles or clongs or any noise from below I believe it's seated fine.
Ideally it should be hoisted. Genesis, flyer, morgan let me know your inspection result.
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Ideally it should be hoisted. Genesis, flyer, morgan let me know your inspection result.
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I didn't have any rattles or noises, but the rear had def moved out of alignment so best to get it raised, inspected and install the clamps.
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Ringer...the mechanic used simple hose clamps in the shop which are not the solid Whiteline specific type that Morgan can get, but are more than sufficient to do the job.
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Originally Posted by Ringer
Hi Morgan,
Can I have a set of those clamps? FOC I presume? Thx.
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Can I have a set of those clamps? FOC I presume? Thx.
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I did ask the shop to get me a 14 sets of clamps. do not know if its free as the shop still have not reply me yet.
Any way Those clamps for the water hose are definitly much more stronger than the Whitelines one.
https://www.rx8club.com/attachment.p...achmentid=51339
Look at the whiteline ones, they are tighten by clipping the Ring inwards in "steps"
While the Water hose one. u can screw it to all way to maximum tightness. Just get those stronger ones those for industrial usage with thick ring.
It will work better than the whiteline one , (I believe so)
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