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Mikepage 02-14-2014 11:35 PM
Thanks a lot for your research fstlane!

solidONE 02-18-2014 11:55 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikepage (Post 1285825)
Eibach
Hollow
Front : 25mm
2 position
P1 = 88 N/mm (500 lbs/in) +255%
P2 = 103 N/mm (585 lbs/in) +314%
Rear : 19mm
2 position
P1 = 45 N/mm (255 lbs/in) +126%
P2 = 60 N/mm (338 lbs/in) +200%
http://performance-suspension.eibach...-roll-kit_2013

Hotchkis
Hollow
Front : 25.4mm
2 position
500 lbs/in 170%
630 lbs/in 245%
Rear : 19mm
4 position
320 lbs/in 200%
405 lbs/in 275%
520 lbs/in 385%
700 lbs/in 550%
http://www.hotchkis.net/scion-frs-sp...sway-bars.html
Uh.. so Is 500lb/in 255% stiffer than stock or 170% stiffer?

solidONE 02-19-2014 12:42 AM
Cusco bar copy and pasted from the website
http://www.cuscousainc.com/vehicle-r...&modelname=475

Sway Bar
- 20mm 174% Solid - OE 18mm OD Solid
- w/Bushings
$294.00
Part Number
965 311 A20
Position: Front

Sway Bar
- 14mm 73% Hollow - OE 14mm Solid
- Use OE Bushings & Bracket
$267.00
Part Number
965 311 B14
Position: Rear

Sway Bar
- 16mm 168% Hollow - OE 14mm OD Solid
- w/Bushings
$267.00
Part Number
965 311 B16
Position: Rear

Sway Bar
- 16mm 79% Hollow - OE 18mm Solid
- Use OE Bushings & Bracket
$294.00
Part Number
965 311 A16
Position: Front

Mikepage 02-19-2014 01:06 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by solidONE (Post 1539975)
Uh.. so Is 500lb/in 255% stiffer than stock or 170% stiffer?

I don't know I take the info from the web...

I know, it's a little bit weird.

Mikepage 04-24-2014 12:39 AM
First Post updated with Cusco Spec!

ST added also.

supramkivtt2jz 04-24-2014 12:21 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikepage (Post 1325121)
Don't be mad bro ;) we are here to learn, I don't have any problems to say when am wrong.

Could you show to us? Then you will probably inform users correctly.

I want to understand what is the difference between an solid and an hollow bar.

I don't think it's enough big to really see the difference on the street and also maybe on a race track. I mean the difference between the 2 bar types.

I am pretty sure if you try both, hollow and rigid, you will probably not see any differences. It's only about how much the bar are more stiffness then the oem. Example, if you have the same % of stiffness between an hollow and an rigid bar then this is the same thing.

We say the same thing ;)

I just want to say, look at the % of stiffness you want to add on your car and make your choice from this.

http://www.me.mtu.edu/~mavable/Book/Chap5.pdf

pdf warning

it has all the mechanics of materials and kinematic information you need to develop the proof yourself. FYI: your "engineering" friend is an absolute moron.

sincerely,

a mechanical engineer

Mikepage 04-24-2014 12:30 PM
Sorry, my engineer friend? About which friend do you speaking about?

And I have also say :Originally Posted by Mikepage http://www.ft86club.com/forums/third...s/viewpost.gif
Don't be mad bro ;) we are here to learn, I don't have any problems to say when am wrong.


Then what is the problem?

supramkivtt2jz 04-24-2014 12:38 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikepage (Post 1694693)
Sorry, my engineer friend? About which friend do you speaking about?

And I have also say :Originally Posted by Mikepage http://www.ft86club.com/forums/third...s/viewpost.gif
Don't be mad bro ;) we are here to learn, I don't have any problems to say when am wrong.


Then what is the problem?
There is no problem on your side. You asked for an explaination and I provided.

Im making the statement your engineering friend is incredibly ignorant with mechanics and kinematics and should never be referenced for this topic again.

Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikepage
Probably all after market bar are hollow.

Anyway no difference between solid and hollow on the stiffness, I agave talked with my friend engineer.

Mikepage 04-24-2014 12:40 PM
But I never mentioned a friend engineer?

supramkivtt2jz 04-24-2014 12:44 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mikepage (Post 1694718)
But I never mentioned a friend engineer?
You edited this post: http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showp...5&postcount=26

to remove this quote:

Quote:
Anyway no difference between solid and hollow on the stiffness, I agave talked with my friend engineer.
Im assuming you edited it because you were lying about legitimately talking to anyone about it.

Mikepage 04-24-2014 12:52 PM
Sway bar option list
 
I don't lie, I just modified it because maybe we are wrong that's it!

;)

Anyway, the goal of this discussion is to regroup all available sway bars.

barabia 05-12-2014 09:02 PM
Can this thread get stickied? Ive found myself digging for it a lot over the past couple months lol

Mikepage 05-12-2014 09:18 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by barabia (Post 1732532)
Can this thread get stickied? Ive found myself digging for it a lot over the past couple months lol

Good idea! But I can't do it unfortunately...

Mikepage 08-22-2014 01:20 AM
Bump for members who search the right sway bars!


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