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2014-2019 GM C7 Corvette Z51 Sway Bar Upgrade Kit Available @ CULTRAG Performance!

Old 01-21-2015, 08:53 PM
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Default 2014-2019 GM C7 Corvette Z51 Sway Bar Upgrade Kit Available @ CULTRAG Performance!

C7 Corvette Z51 Sway Bar Add-On Upgrade Kit

C7 Z51 Sway Bar Add-On Upgrade Kit – $307.95

This is a kit to upgrade your base sway bar package to the C7 Z51 sway bar kit. Our kit includes all hardware necessary to upgrade your front base sway bar to the C7 Z51 sway bar and everything needed to add a rear C7 Z51 sway bar to your base C7. Everything necessary to install is included in this kit!

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Currently these kits are taking us at least 4-5 business days to get and 24-48 hours to ship due to the high demand.








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Ordered mine Saturday 2/7/15
Thank you for your business. I certainly appreciate it.
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Are the Z06 and the Z51 sway bar sets identical or are the Z06 bars designed stiffer and with separate part numbers? If different, are the Z06 bars available? Are any stats on stiffness comparisons available?
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Originally Posted by bluvette2000
Are the Z06 and the Z51 sway bar sets identical or are the Z06 bars designed stiffer and with separate part numbers? If different, are the Z06 bars available? Are any stats on stiffness comparisons available?
Z06 bars are going to be a different size. I don't have the difference in sizes available at this time. This thread is related to the Z51 bars and adding them.
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Got it. Sorry to bother.
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Z06 info I missed. Nevermind
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How involved is the installation?
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Originally Posted by meyerweb
How involved is the installation?
There is a very involved thread regarding installation and any other tidbits here in the C7 tech section.

https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...a-base-c7.html
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Originally Posted by Gene Culley
There is a very involved thread regarding installation and any other tidbits here in the C7 tech section.

https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...a-base-c7.html
Thanks.
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Originally Posted by meyerweb
How involved is the installation?
If you follow the instructions it isn't very hard.
But, what is lost in translation is that you will need a few special (?) tools:
18 mm 12 pt box end wrench
8 mm 6 pt box end wrench
18 mm 6 pt crow foot socket
8 mm 6 pt socket
13 mm 6 pt socket
15 mm 6 pt socket
3/8" drive ratchet
3/8" drive Torque wrench
1.5" & 6" 3/8" drive extensions
1.5" 1/4" drive extension
1/4" drive breaker bar or ratchet

You can remove and install the bar in the front with the wheels on and a 4-5" high ramp; in the back you may not need ramps at all - I use a set that are 1.5" (2x10 board) high.
You will need to jack the car and remove the wheels to properly torque the linkage nuts that attach to the bars.
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Originally Posted by LIStingray
If you follow the instructions it isn't very hard.
But, what is lost in translation is that you will need a few special (?) tools:
18 mm 12 pt box end wrench
8 mm 6 pt box end wrench
Thanks for the details. The two above are the only ones I'm not sure I already have. Easy enough to source, though.

I don't even have my Stingray yet, so I don't know if I'll decide to do this or not, but it's good to know it's relatively inexpensive and easy if I do. And if I ask nicely, and buy enough beer, I may be able to make use of a friend of a friend's lift. That would make life easier.

Thanks again.
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Originally Posted by meyerweb
Thanks for the details. The two above are the only ones I'm not sure I already have. Easy enough to source, though..
When I say box end - it can be either a combination wrench (box on one end and open on other of the same size) or a box end (boxes on both end, usually of different sizes0 wrench. It would be odd to have all the other tools and not own a set of wrenches?
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Originally Posted by LIStingray
When I say box end - it can be either a combination wrench (box on one end and open on other of the same size) or a box end (boxes on both end, usually of different sizes0 wrench. It would be odd to have all the other tools and not own a set of wrenches?
I own sets of box, combination and ratching box end wrenches. I just don't think I have an 18 or 8mm in either set. I think my smallest box end is 7 - 9mm, and my smallest combination is 10mm. On the other end, I know I hae 17 and 19mm, but I don't think I have an 18mm. I could be wrong. They're not sizes I commonly need on any of my other cars or bikes.
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Gene,

Do you know if this kits compatible with the 2016 Base model?

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C7 Corvette Z51 Sway Bar Add-On Upgrade Kit

C7 Z51 Sway Bar Add-On Upgrade Kit – $303.99

This is a kit to upgrade your base sway bar package to the C7 Z51 sway bar kit. Our kit includes all hardware necessary to upgrade your front base sway bar to the C7 Z51 sway bar and everything needed to add a rear C7 Z51 sway bar to your base C7. Everything necessary to install is included in this kit!

Click on the link below to order on our website!
http://www.cultragfactoryparts.com/c...kit/c7z51bars/

Currently these kits are taking us at least 4-5 business days to get and 24-48 hours to ship due to the high demand.








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Hi Gene,

I'm very interested in getting these for my Stingray, can you PM me a quote including these and the front and rear z51 shocks?

Thank you,
Jose

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