rear lwr sway bar

[scottd1975]

what size would be best for a mk4 jetta? 22 or 25 mm rear ?

[bronfufu]

28.

[scottd1975]

where do u find a 28mm rear at i cant find one like that

[FunkTron]

neuspeed brotha

and i think they just came out with a 32 hollow...help shave some weight...

[scottd1975]

is there going to be a big diff between the 25 or 28mm that warrents the price diff?

[Nefarious]

Click Here (http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerosearch)

[scottd1975]

i didnt want alot of searching thats what we are here for to help each other

[Nefarious]

i didnt want alot of searching thats what we are here for to help each other

"Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime."

[Damon]

From the VWVortex MKIV FAQ Thread:
http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=1835863

Takes you to the suspension section:
http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=1835863&postid=18980504#18980504

How a sway bar works:
http://www.houseofthud.com/cartech/swaybars.htm

Oversteer vs. Understeer:
http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=1160590

MKIV Swaybar List:
http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=1579554

Scott,
Really, man. Spend some time in the FAQ section on Vortex. There'll be some corner-case questions that aren't answered, which we can definitely try to answer. To me, it looks like you rub people the wrong way with your posts. I think people interpret your questions as "I don't want to take the time to learn, just effing tell me."

Please, do your research before you ask questions.

[Greenwing]

Scott,
Really, man. Spend some time in the FAQ section on Vortex. There'll be some corner-case questions that aren't answered, which we can definitely try to answer. To me, it looks like you rub people the wrong way with your posts. I think people interpret your questions as "I don't want to take the time to learn, just effing tell me."

Please, do your research before you ask questions.

Oh jesus, I couldn't have said it better. Scott, please start thinking for yourself for christ sakes.

[SYNYSTAGLI]

Oh jesus, I couldn't have said it better. Scott, please start thinking for yourself for christ sakes.

@ least drop a link:confused:











:D

[ncttrnl]

Guys... We don't have to act like the 'tex here.

I don't like when people ask a bunch of the same questions people already answered but...

I really don't like when people jump on others with the "use the search" replies.

Scott, you have to dig a little more on your own.

Reiser, awesome information and good advice!


Everyone else... if you don't want to answer then don't. There is no need to call people out like you are doing.

[scottd1975]

guys thats awsome... thanks for the links as well... i have one question that the search function will not help me with... how often do you have to do maintenance on the bushings on a rear sway bar? the search doesnt help on this one...

[cynicalgeek]

Everyone else... if you don't want to answer then don't. There is no need to call people out like you are doing.
99% of the time, I just keep on to another thread, as do most people I think. But that's kind of the point.

It's hard to get a good answer on subjects like this unless you're willing to do some of your own research. Good, informative threads, on things that have been discussed so many times before, just don't happen.

My $0.02...

[scottd1975]

so how often should i grease the bushing or do maintenance on them?

[cynicalgeek]

so how often should i grease the bushing or do maintenance on them?
Whenever the squeaking starts driving you nuts. :D

[SYNYSTAGLI]

Whenever the squeaking starts driving you nuts. :D

This is true, I used a can of spray teflon lube for my squeaky bushings....The squeak would usually stay away till we had a nice rain then the squeaks would come back.

[scottd1975]

so like after a heavy rain or like once a month spray them?

[ncttrnl]

so like after a heavy rain or like once a month spray them?

Quite literally... when they squeak.

Some of the bars have grease fittings now so you can use a grease gun on them. Getting in there and greasing the bushings works alot better than just spraying them. I pull my bar off and grease it up and put it back together 1-2 times a year.