how do you know which length sway bar to get there are several sizes??
1625198
Measure the existing link. We had the sport suspension and yes I agree. I had to return a set
1625199
Use this site to look up the correct MOOG part.http://www.fme-cat.com/application.aspx
1625200
I got the one specifically for my car, Pontiac G6. There should be a place where youre able to set your vehicle and parts for it.
1538242
That will depend on the bars you are replacing. If your bars have standard clamping bar mounts, measure from the approximate center of the bar mount vertically to give yourself an estimate of the height of your bars. These bars are very close to the specified 12" height. so if your bars are close to this you may get away with out needing new cables or extensions. I wasn't so lucky, but there are many quality companies, on Amazon as well, that sell custom made cables & hoses. Don't forget that even if you do get away without needing the hardware, your bike also has electrical wires that may need extending too. And also remember that if they fit sitting straight on, they may become tighter as the bars are rotated from side to side. Hope this has given you some things to look at to make a more informed decision.
1308229
Sway bar bushings would be installed separately. New bushings aren't required when replacing the links. The links go on the end of the sway bar, while the bushings hold the bar to the body. If new bushings are required use the ones for your vehicle and check whether they are the front or rear bushings.
578991
26 is most likely a reference to the clamp size on your bars. Most are a standard diameter of 22.2mm which they do fit. So most likely it will fit yours.
628452
2.5 inches wide. Most attachments have kit that will allow you to put them on different bar styles. Good Luck!
1815536
The sway bar should mounted and installed with the tow vehicle and trailer joined up and as straight as possible in alignment with other. That will give you a good mount point. Once mount is established you install the sway bar and screw the tension down tight. Loosen if you want more sway and tighten if you think you have to much. Do not back up with it hooked up though. Hope this helps. If not I used T YouTube a lot as a reference
35379
Each vertical bar comes in two parts which screw together to form a single longer vertical bar. I'm only using one vertical bar for each side, but I think the total length if both parts were used would be about the 31" others have mentioned.
1815532
I tighten my sway bar tight. Then back it up 1/8 th Of a turn . As a rule if you can feel a lot of sway in 5th tow vehicle as you are driving down the road you may need to tighten the sway bar. Happy towing.
1003344
I'm not sure, but I believe they come in 2 sizes. I make it simple and large.... its the larger size for thicker bars.
487319
It comes with bushings that will allow you to use on different size Bars up to 3" not sure if it drops down that far to an 1 7/8 you can look at product spec or call I have had to call before. Good luck.
92675
The square ones will fit the light bar will fit depending on how long of what you have
1900598
The sway bar kit comes with 2 and can be used either way. They are the same for left and right.
1053944
Each weight plate bar is 9 3/4 in. length. Measure the width of you 45# plates divide this into the length and there is your number for each side. Don't forget to subtract the length of your stop collar from the 9 3/4 in.
2054479
They fit a 22.2mm bar, you have to measure yours. 22.2mm is the size of most road bars (not at the center which is larger). Older road bars are usually OK, but you have to measure.
590709
Ooooo!!! I like your bike!!! I have what I believe to be a very common setup. I think my bar is 1". The unit fits my bar but the bike shop took it off when I took it in for servicing and I havent bothered to put it back on. Have just ordered more comfortable grips so the cruise probably wont be missed.
127407
I don't know exactly but they sell different size bars on the retrospec website.
298800
My mirrors were made for 7/8" bars and came with shims for 1" bars which is what i have. They installed well but i don't think they will expand for larger bars with out modification. Got what it's worth, i am very happy with my bar ends