Sway-A-Way torsion bars. anyone who 4x4s READ!!!!
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Sway-A-Way torsion bars. anyone who 4x4s READ!!!!
I contacted sway away to see if there was a way to get some better torsion bars made for the rangers. they said they currently dont make any (obviously) and I proceeded to ask them what would nee to be done to get them made.
Sway-A-Way states that if I can get 25-50 serious buyers, They would be possibly open to making a run for ranger torsion bars.
So I need a SERIOUS BUYER ONLY count. I will be posting about this on any other ranger website that I can get a hold of.
This would be a big step forward for our suspension needs and the sway-a-way bars are said to reduce torion fatigue by 50%. thats huge and it give a better spring rate.
anyone SERIOUSLY interested in buying some, please reply.
thanks in advanced.
Gil
Sway-A-Way states that if I can get 25-50 serious buyers, They would be possibly open to making a run for ranger torsion bars.
So I need a SERIOUS BUYER ONLY count. I will be posting about this on any other ranger website that I can get a hold of.
This would be a big step forward for our suspension needs and the sway-a-way bars are said to reduce torion fatigue by 50%. thats huge and it give a better spring rate.
anyone SERIOUSLY interested in buying some, please reply.
thanks in advanced.
Gil
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I highly doubt that they will warranty them against fatigue, as a torsion bar is a spring and any spring will fatigue over a lot of time.
once i get a good idea of the number of people interested, i will inquire about a specific price as the more we get to commit, the cheaper the price will probably be.
right now all you can expect is the 250-350 dollar range, which is farely big but still an idea
once i get a good idea of the number of people interested, i will inquire about a specific price as the more we get to commit, the cheaper the price will probably be.
right now all you can expect is the 250-350 dollar range, which is farely big but still an idea
#6
come on people NOBODY here wants some of these???
If you any into your truck this should be a must which is why its crappy that we dont have wnyone to make these for us.
these will help handling a ton on and off road, and they wont sag NEARLY as quickly as OEM which has been less than 2 years to not be able to level my truck.
this is an awesome opportunity guys.
If you any into your truck this should be a must which is why its crappy that we dont have wnyone to make these for us.
these will help handling a ton on and off road, and they wont sag NEARLY as quickly as OEM which has been less than 2 years to not be able to level my truck.
this is an awesome opportunity guys.
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I do. But I can't afford them right now. If it's got to happen soon, I'm out -- but not because I want to be!
Edit: I thought that Explorer bars fit a Ranger, and could be used for increased spring rate? Sounds like it's not so if they say they don't have one to fit Rangers.
Edit: I thought that Explorer bars fit a Ranger, and could be used for increased spring rate? Sounds like it's not so if they say they don't have one to fit Rangers.
Last edited by n3elz; 01-18-2005 at 05:05 AM.
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Originally Posted by n3elz
I do. But I can't afford them right now. If it's got to happen soon, I'm out -- but not because I want to be!
Edit: I thought that Explorer bars fit a Ranger, and could be used for increased spring rate? Sounds like it's not so if they say they don't have one to fit Rangers.
Edit: I thought that Explorer bars fit a Ranger, and could be used for increased spring rate? Sounds like it's not so if they say they don't have one to fit Rangers.
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Originally Posted by n3elz
I do. But I can't afford them right now. If it's got to happen soon, I'm out -- but not because I want to be!
Edit: I thought that Explorer bars fit a Ranger, and could be used for increased spring rate? Sounds like it's not so if they say they don't have one to fit Rangers.
Edit: I thought that Explorer bars fit a Ranger, and could be used for increased spring rate? Sounds like it's not so if they say they don't have one to fit Rangers.
what price range would be lookin at john?? I quoted my prices really high just in case. fact is that if it happens we'll get em direct from the factory so they might be cheap as hell.
gimme somethin to work with!!
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Well, new factory bars are about $100 apiece. I'm just wondering how much more these would be. I had a chance to buy 2 used bars from a "1F" (stiffest front) from an Explorer on eBay, but passed because it might be TOO stiff. I think a "B" bar might be a good compromise.
The ideal would be a bar that's not too stiff, but doesn't fatique as easily. I presume that's what you're talking about with these aftermarket bars. Depending on WHEN this occurs, I might be able to spring for $200-$300, but it's hard to justify right now when I could get a set of JY bars for less than $100. The ol' 4x2 is not worthy of TOO much enhancement, lol!
The ideal would be a bar that's not too stiff, but doesn't fatique as easily. I presume that's what you're talking about with these aftermarket bars. Depending on WHEN this occurs, I might be able to spring for $200-$300, but it's hard to justify right now when I could get a set of JY bars for less than $100. The ol' 4x2 is not worthy of TOO much enhancement, lol!
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