steve40th

I purchased my sway bars many years ago from Jeff Kopp, and I have the 32 S 26 S set up. But no where on the chart for suspensions is there a 32S sway.
Just curious, as I have measured it and it is a little over 1.25 inches, which is 32mm.
I lost all paperwork and logs years ago (2001) when I moved, so I am curious how I got this bar from Jeff.
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John Shiels

yes I have them on my GS and got them from DRM in 97. GM stopped production on them.

0Randy@DRM

I don't think so, but maybe something weird happened.

Randy

RX7 KLR

If you have a 32mm front it is an Addco bar.

0Randy@DRM

That should have been the 30MM bar

Randy

ZR1 MK

Yes, 30 MM is largest for GM. 32 is actually rounded from 31.75.
Shock valving number?

John Shiels

yea you are right 30 solid me wrong

steve40th

I am wondering if there may be a number on the bar. Most manufacturers put something on their product. I know that it came from GM, wether it was theirs or an aftermarket they sold through the dealer.

steve40th

I AM SO STUPID
Well guess what, GMS Quality assurance isnt all that either.
The bushing is 30mm. I squeezed it real hard and it is 30mm. There is a piece of rubber where they cut the bushing to allow you to put around the bar, and when they cut it was causing it to not compress correctly.
I feel like an Opti SPark

steve40th

Well anyways, here are the new stiffer OEM bushings.
The poly bushings are offset to pull the bar forward. Wonder why?

0Randy@DRM

I know. I have been looking at graph after graph trying to find something close to what you are looking for. I found one, but not a ton of info about what actually was used inside the shock

I see your notes every AM

Randy

ZR1 MK