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Sway Bar for Contemporary Cobra
I have the original front sway bar on my Contemporary (1986) Does anyone make a heavy duty replacement or will I need to have it custom fabricated?
Thanks Ted |
Ted,
The Contemporary front swaybar is wider than the original XKE. During the build it is heated and re-bent to the proper width. So there is some "custom" to even the one you have. Larger bars can be found at http://www.classicjaguar.com/swaybar.html. Dave |
Thank you. Any opinion on whether a stiffer sway bar and or torsion bars would be most effective in controlling lean?
Ted |
Ted,
I am going to have new swaybars made this winter for my Contemporary. Speedway engineering can make anything you want in swaybars. http://www.1speedway.com/ RD Ted I wish we had more racers with the Torsion Bar Contemporary's. It would be a lot cheaper to follow their advise. Now it's just trial and error. Good luck, Cranky |
Thank you!
Unfortunately I am not sure how to specify. I only use the car on the street. We have some great country roads in this part of Virginia. Unfortunately they are not as flat as a track. So, I wish to corner flatter, often on a crownwd road. Also, I am comparing the handling characteristics to my Boxter. The Cobra is scary. Ted |
Ted Sandelli E-mail me a phone # I can call you another Guy that races Comptemp you might want to talk too about sway bars. Rick Lake
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