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    Looking for E30 owners Reviews for Bimmerworld rear sway bar

    Bimmerworld has a rear sway bar that allows more trave of the trailing arm. I am wondering who has one and if they are getting more control that the regular rear sway bar?

    Link to the bar from Bimmerworld: https://www.bimmerworld.com/E30-M3-F...Package_4.html

    #2
    I find these cars like a smaller rear bar, something like a IE or AAF 16MM..

    I was up above it, Now I'm down in it ~ Entropy - A Build thread.
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      #3
      Thank you

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        #4
        I don't understand how a kink in the lever arm would gain more travel, sounds like marketing to me.
        Byron
        Leichtbau

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          #5
          I'll be updating/refreshing my rear suspension this Spring as I finish the front right now. I am also looking for a 16mm adjustable rear sway bar.

          Something I'm curious about is buying a kit that uses a 'standard' style/size/shape polyurethane bushing for future replacement servicing. The AAF one looks like it uses a captured 2 piece press in bushing unlike most.

          I'm leaning towards the UUC or Whiteline kit at the moment. In the front I changed to m3 style endlinks mounted direct onto the strut, which I read makes the bar act stiffer.
          Last edited by 88Sedan; 12-13-2024, 09:54 AM.

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            #6
            I found 19mm way too large. I settled on the 16mm because it was the smallest aftermarket I could find. Would have probably run 14mm or 15mm if I could an adjustable one that worked with adjustable end links.

            RISING EDGE

            Let's drive fast and have fun.

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              #7
              Thanks, your advice on this counts a lot

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