Sway Bars

Re: Sway Bars

Postby cnswilly on Tue Apr 23, 2013 10:40 am

Also 10 days away now ;)
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Re: Sway Bars

Postby desblaze on Wed Apr 24, 2013 7:54 am

Make that 9
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Re: Sway Bars

Postby ultimate on Wed Apr 24, 2013 8:08 am

:lol: We are talking working days right :? :lol:
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Re: Sway Bars

Postby cnswilly on Wed Apr 24, 2013 9:16 am

haha. what are we looking at cost wise? or roughly mate?
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Re: Sway Bars

Postby ultimate on Wed Apr 24, 2013 10:19 am

I can't go into pricing yet. All will be revealed soon ;)
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Re: Sway Bars

Postby desblaze on Wed Apr 24, 2013 4:15 pm

So I take it we're not including anzac day as well?
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Re: Sway Bars

Postby Kegsy on Sat Apr 27, 2013 11:06 pm

Hmm rearward facing roll bar with offroad clearance.

Im listening. .. oversteer control will be awesome!
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Re: Sway Bars

Postby RHKTriton on Sun Apr 28, 2013 9:13 pm

If I had the money....

Radius arms on the rear axle ( as per coil sprung unit )
- locate axle better, prevent axle twist and tramping
- relocate both shocks to the rear (symmetrical damping)
- Panhard rod or Watts Linkage

Leaf spring would require shackles both ends

Decouple-able anti sway bars front and rear

Alloy rear axle assembly to reduce unsprung weight would be nice
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Re: Sway Bars

Postby triton_guru on Tue May 07, 2013 5:43 pm

Soo whats going on ultimate? :-) cant wait to check out this new product
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Re: Sway Bars

Postby stefanos on Tue May 07, 2013 7:29 pm

RHKTriton wrote:If I had the money....

Radius arms on the rear axle ( as per coil sprung unit )
- locate axle better, prevent axle twist and tramping
- relocate both shocks to the rear (symmetrical damping)
- Panhard rod or Watts Linkage

Leaf spring would require shackles both ends

Decouple-able anti sway bars front and rear

Alloy rear axle assembly to reduce unsprung weight would be nice


I'm working on this....
Coilover conversion(11" or 12" coilovers)....
From the top...left side,right side with panhard rod mount,radius arm....
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Re: Sway Bars

Postby Cowboy Dave on Tue May 07, 2013 7:42 pm

triton_guru wrote:Soo whats going on ultimate? :-) cant wait to check out this new product


As I understand it Ultimate sold out of the first run pretty quick. I think most of the second run is also already spoken for but Brendan can correct me on that if I've got it wrong.

As one of the first purchasers (always an early adopter, when will I learn :roll: ) I can say I'm pretty happy with mine so far. I've only been driving with it for a couple of days so we're talking first impressions but the whole setup feels much tighter/firmer and there's less body roll turning corners. Apparently my setup needs another leaf and new shocks (carrying to much crap will do that to you) so it's probably not optimum at present. But it's pretty good... I imagine if I knew what I was doing as a driver I'd rate it even higher :oops: :oops:
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Re: Sway Bars

Postby borngeek on Tue May 07, 2013 7:43 pm

^^ link might be handy too. ;)
Here they are: http://www.newtriton.net/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=56&t=13651
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Re: Sway Bars

Postby Crash486 on Wed May 08, 2013 5:39 pm

Can't wait to see how it turns out Stefanos. It would be a stellar addition!
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Re: Sway Bars

Postby ag9111 on Wed May 08, 2013 10:00 pm

Serious stuff Stefanos.

Looks good. How did you scan the chassis to get those drawings?
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Re: Sway Bars

Postby stefanos on Wed May 08, 2013 10:32 pm

ag9111 wrote: How did you scan the chassis to get those drawings?


Draw and test....draw and test!!! :) :)

Many things are ready on drawings(panhard rod mount on diff,shock mounts,sway bar mounts etc)....I'm waiting some prices for the coilovers(2" or 2.5" dia)...and for rear axle with genuine diff lock(maybe 9.5" with disc brakes......I hope!!!)
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Re: Sway Bars

Postby rodeddy on Wed Sep 11, 2013 3:17 pm

Hi,
I'm looking at fitting a rear sway bar to my 2013 MN.
I see there are basically 2 available, whiteline and ultimate.
From what i can tell, the difference is the whiteline mounts to the diff and the ultimate mounts to the spring hanger.
With this the whitleline protrudes under the diff slightly and the ultimate sits above the diff out of the way.
Just trying to see which would be better and if any other major differences . They are similar prices.
any info would be great.
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Re: Sway Bars

Postby Cowboy Dave on Wed Sep 11, 2013 4:59 pm

Does the white line mount from the front or the rear?
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Re: Sway Bars

Postby rodeddy on Wed Sep 11, 2013 6:53 pm

hi cowboy dave,

whiteline mounts on the diff then towards the front of the vehicle...
see link :

http://www.whiteline.com.au/product_det ... ber=BMR89Z

and open 'download instal guide' to see a pic...

cheers, Rod :D

Cowboy Dave wrote:Does the white line mount from the front or the rear?
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Re: Sway Bars

Postby Cowboy Dave on Wed Sep 11, 2013 7:09 pm

Yeah Ultimate's mounts from the back.

I had an earlier model from Ultimate that mounted from the front - and to my way of looking at that Whiteline item I'd be surprised if it wasn't one of them. Looks the same, right down to how it mounts and everything. Only mine was painted silver. Well it wasn't mine it was Geek's. Anyway who can keep track?

The point of the story is that I now have the ultimate one which mounts from behind.

It may just be perception, but I reckon I notice the new one more than I used to notice the old one. My truck has never been one to roll too much, partly due to excessive weight and probably partly due to having HD springs but the new sway bar seems to have tightened it up. I also thing the new one has better clearance offroad. I may have scratched and scraped the old one up a bit...

The other thing I found not long before I took it off was that the mounts up the front can come loose and rotate slightly. Not sure if that was a design thing or just because I didn't pay it any attention and never tightened it or checked it once it was on. :oops:
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Re: Sway Bars

Postby rodeddy on Thu Sep 12, 2013 10:51 am

Hi,
thanks for all that info... I think the decision is made then.. ultimate. The mounting from ultimate on the spring hanger seems more secure than whiteline re the clamps on the diff and chance of moving.
Also add more clearence..
I shall call ultimate for a quote ...
cheers :)
Cowboy Dave wrote:Yeah Ultimate's mounts from the back.

I had an earlier model from Ultimate that mounted from the front - and to my way of looking at that Whiteline item I'd be surprised if it wasn't one of them. Looks the same, right down to how it mounts and everything. Only mine was painted silver. Well it wasn't mine it was Geek's. Anyway who can keep track?

The point of the story is that I now have the ultimate one which mounts from behind.

It may just be perception, but I reckon I notice the new one more than I used to notice the old one. My truck has never been one to roll too much, partly due to excessive weight and probably partly due to having HD springs but the new sway bar seems to have tightened it up. I also thing the new one has better clearance offroad. I may have scratched and scraped the old one up a bit...

The other thing I found not long before I took it off was that the mounts up the front can come loose and rotate slightly. Not sure if that was a design thing or just because I didn't pay it any attention and never tightened it or checked it once it was on. :oops:
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