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remotemark 01-06-2009 09:22 AM

Renntech Sway Bar
 
In my quest to up the handling of my 300CE, I've come across an offer to sell me a Renntech 124 Sway Bar which, I'm told, was fabbed as a 500E upgrade but will fit on any 124. Does anyone here have any info on this sway bar?

Thanks in advance,

Mark

RBYCC 01-06-2009 12:35 PM

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Originally Posted by remotemark (Post 2069478)
In my quest to up the handling of my 300CE, I've come across an offer to sell me a Renntech 124 Sway Bar which, I'm told, was fabbed as a 500E upgrade but will fit on any 124. Does anyone here have any info on this sway bar?

Thanks in advance,

Mark


Find out the diameter of the Renntech bar.
It will fit, but it will have a different shape then what is used on the 300CE I6 engine.

I run 300CE Sportline bars front and rear with a great deal more power then stock with great results !

remotemark 01-06-2009 03:39 PM

I don't know the diameter, but from the picture I saw, it dwarfs the 500E sway bar. Probably unnecessary, and it would cost two to three times what a Sportline sway bar costs.

Did you use the MB Springs and shocks/struts or did you go Bilstein/Eibach? The latter is less expensive by a bit.

RBYCC 01-07-2009 11:41 AM

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Originally Posted by remotemark (Post 2069901)
I don't know the diameter, but from the picture I saw, it dwarfs the 500E sway bar. Probably unnecessary, and it would cost two to three times what a Sportline sway bar costs.

Did you use the MB Springs and shocks/struts or did you go Bilstein/Eibach? The latter is less expensive by a bit.

Too much of a bar can be as bad as not enough bar.

The Sportline works well.
I use it with H&R Sport lowering springs and Bilstein HD struts and shocks.

I prefer the HD's over the Sports as it gives me the handling performance that I wanted.

http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b183/rbycc/CE12.jpg

2phast 01-07-2009 04:24 PM

The Renntech bar is 30mm, the 500e bar is 28mm

Here is a complete breakdown of all the sway bars

http://www.2phast.com/500e/techdocs/124_swaybars_specs.pdf

remotemark 01-07-2009 04:37 PM

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Originally Posted by 2phast (Post 2071165)
The Renntech bar is 30mm, the 500e bar is 28mm

Here is a complete breakdown of all the sway bars

http://www.2phast.com/500e/techdocs/124_swaybars_specs.pdf

That's very interesting, thanks! So the Sportline sway bar is the stock sway bar on a number of 90-95 models. Is that right? I think Sportline is
124 323 68 65 front and 124 326 19 65 rear.

iwrock 01-08-2009 02:44 AM

From Dave M's (gsxr) site.

http://w124performance.com/docs/mb/W124/124_swaybars.pdf




I am running 500E bars on my wagon, with sportline springs... (Dave M suggestion.)


I don't want to go too low as roads here are complete crap, but I like the lowered, somewhat more aggressive stance.


Not to mention my wagon goes rallying every so often... :cool:

Jay Gibbs 01-08-2009 12:40 PM

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Originally Posted by RBYCC (Post 2070862)
Too much of a bar can be as bad as not enough bar.

The Sportline works well.
I use it with H&R Sport lowering springs and Bilstein HD struts and shocks.

I prefer the HD's over the Sports as it gives me the handling performance that I wanted.

http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b183/rbycc/CE12.jpg

That's a beautiful color combination on the CE! I'm assuming your turbo setup is a Mosselman kit?

J.G.

RBYCC 01-08-2009 02:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Jay Gibbs (Post 2072171)
That's a beautiful color combination on the CE! I'm assuming your turbo setup is a Mosselman kit?

J.G.

That's why I bought in new in May of 1988 !!!

Mosselman-no.....Turbotechnics..yes !


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