sway bars 325i e30

[savvi 0]

im after a place to buy upgraded sway bars and air flow heat shields, any help wil b great

[Guest Andrew]

I like the sway bars from turnermotorsport.com -

Bear in mind they are designed to match thier springs/shocks however.

Heat sheilds (for a pod filter I assume) - easiest to make yourself/

[Guest Andrew]

http://www.turnermotorsport.com/html/detai...RODUCT_ID=52010

Would be ideal

[savvi 0]

http://www.turnermotorsport.com/html/detai...RODUCT_ID=52010

Would be ideal

what about m3 sway bars would they fit, i also heard that you have 2 reinforce the sway bar links otherwise they just snap off Edited August 7, 2006 by savini

[Gus 5]

mild upgrade is the rear to the mtech 14.5 from 12mm....tightens it up a little, makes it less understeery. M3 ones are made for 4cyl, so have a lighter front

[petone 0]

M3 front bar is smaller than your 325i front bar but only becuase it uses different mounting points so it has a larger effect. Could be wrong on this stuff but anyway...M3 is 14.5mm in the rear as well, so same size as M-tech, tourings (wagons) and maybe cabs also have bigger rear bars.

I've got a 325i rear bar and standard bar in the front for my 4 cyl and its pretty nicely balanced.

You can get whiteline bars from SAS, anyone had any experience with them?

[Guest Andrew]

what about m3 sway bars would they fit, i also heard that you have 2 reinforce the sway bar links otherwise they just snap off

They rear trailing arm swaybar mounting tabs are badly designed (for use with very stiff sways) - they bend. Turners do a reinforcement kit - however its just two triangle pieces of steel.