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06-26-2013, 06:52 PM | #1 |
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WRX swaybar
I remember reading somewhere that the WRX rear swaybar fits on the BRZ but can't seem to find it again. I am assuming it's the current generation WRX? I wasn't really planning on changing the swaybars on my BRZ, but I do have a stock swaybar from my 2011 WRX sitting in the garage. If this is a worthwhile upgrade, I was thinking I may as well throw it on.
Has anyone here done this? I'm not looking to make the car into a snap-oversteer mess, but if it's a subtle increase in rigidity I'd be into that. |
06-26-2013, 10:44 PM | #2 |
I wouldn't do it without a larger front bar. We did experiment with the 16mm rear wrx bar.
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Okay thanks! I don't think the car really needs bigger swaybars anyway given it's low center of gravity. It already feels like it has less body roll than my WRX with big sway bars.
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06-27-2013, 12:11 AM | #4 |
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2008+ WRX is plug and play. @Scooby South currently has a 16mm WRX bar on his.
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I do....as @OrbitalEllipses mentioned... STi rear bars from 08 plus also work.. 18mm/19mm depending on the year.. the Coveat is I also run a Whiteline Front Adj 20mm... with my setup, it seems to like the stock Frt/rear Split of 2mm.. any More rear bar.. it would just be too loose IMO... unless you match it with the corresponding front bar..
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bumping an old thread, what exact year WRX rear bar would fit on our cars?
2008-2014? |
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Thanks Bill, after searching I found the same answer.
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Reviving this thread, but can anyone recommend some good front combinations with the STI rear?
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The car is perfectly neutral. It has the world's smallest amount of push that easily rotates when asked to do so. The car pushes, I lift off, the car rotates, I reapply throttle, then 88MPH and I'm back in the 50s.
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