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Cobb Rear Sway bar help Recently installed a used Rear Sway bar a week ago and was a bit concerned with a few things. Emailed customer service last week but still no response. Called them but they told me to send them an email... 1) Did I installed these correctly? (Despite the upside down logo) http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...psneehf5ct.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...pscnr44nbv.jpg http://i970.photobucket.com/albums/a...plano/3437.jpg Note how the ends curve on this stock photo 2) Is this bracket still good to use? There's a minor crack at the weld on the right http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...psxwe12lym.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...psyah098qe.jpg 3) Bushings looks worn, does anyone know where I can find replacement (1.25 or 32mm) bushings? Found some Energy Suspension bushings but they don't seems like they're able to handle the abuse Thanks! |
That's got to be the correct way or it would hit. The decal must be flipped. If it were me I'd get a new bracket. JBR has them with bushings. It doesn't look like COBB sells any of their own suspension stuff anymore. |
Doesn't JBR make some heavy duty sway bar brackets that are really close to the right size? Just an FYI, your photos are missing some bolts (and brackets) :-) |
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But yeah Jbr does make brackets but I'm looking for cheaper more temporary solutions at the moment |
If your looking at a cheaper temporary solution have the bracket welded. |
I have the same rear sway bar (but my COBB is right side up) it looks fine just get the bracket wielded. And grease the snot out of the bushings. |
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