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Stock Anti-sway Bar Thickness
I was wondering what the stock sway bar thickness was on the following cars
W201 2.3 8V 2.3 16V 2.5 16V 2.6 12V W124 300E 300CE 400E 500E anybody with this information, or any part thereof, please post as I am sure this will be very helpful to quite a few people...Myself in particular! Thank you in advance |
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So far I've found this much out
400E 26mm front 500E 27.5mm front Evo II 18mm Rear |
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The 500E bar actually specs out (with a caliper) at 28mm
The AMG E60 front bar specs out at 29mm and its made from a denser material, much more rigid than the OE 500E bar, thats about all I know though, info on the E60 is hard to come by. |
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[1] 190E 2.3 (also 190D USA models)
Front: 0.87" (22mm); factory Rear: 0.51" (13mm); factory source: AMG Technical Guide [2] 190E 2.3-16V Front: 0.91" (23.2mm) source: just now measured them with Mitutoyo digital calipers. I'm waiting for rental spring compressors to arrive so I can install H&R sport springs and Bilstein sport shocks -- that's why the sway bar is removed. Also installing new bushings which I just picked up today. Hope this helps. Brian16V |
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thanks a lot for the info guys! I dont know if this will help since you have a 16V, but I just changed my front springs about 3-4 days ago (bad memory) and I didnt need any kind of compressor for the fronts...I had installed my rears a while back and was just too scared to tackle the fronts without a compressor, but it went fairly smoothly. No compression at all once I removed the sway bar, disconnected my struts at the tower and lowered the arm. If you want a detailed description of what steps to take, feel free to email me at eldurodepaterson@aol.com
Last edited by sisco2gs; 07-11-2002 at 11:40 AM. |
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FYI, here is a spreadsheet with more information that you ever wanted on 124-chassis sway bars, including diameters, taper dimensions, part numbers, and prices:
http://www.meimann.com/images/mercedes/W124_stuff/MB_124_swaybars.xls (Note: Microsoft Excel is required to open the file above.) Regards, |
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