Who Sells Whiteline SW Bars in the US?
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Look them up on line @www.whitelinesuspension.com. It should come upsuprageezer;1032096 said:
Global Performance Parts, click on that and then on Whiteline. They have
a specific listing for our cars, 30mm front and 22mm adjustable rear.
SWD Fredester 3;1032237 said:
I have a wholesale account with Global and can get you these parts; I was the one that commissioned whiteline to design the front adjustable bar not too long ago.
Whiteline and Global Performance has just implemented a STRICT sales policy which dictates that retailers can NOT sell for less than 10% below msrp...if caught the vendor losses his/her right to sell Whiteline products. That being said the prices are:
Front Adjustable: $197 shipped
Front Non-Adjustable: $174.03 shipped
Rear Adjustable: $197 shipped
As of May 22nd both bars are in stock and ready to ship and if you were interested could have these out the door as soon as Tuesday as Monday is a Holiday. Just in case there is any confusion I'm from Canada but the bars would be shipped from the Global's warehouse in Michigan. I have sold dozens of these bars in the last 1.5years and so far NO complaints that I've been made aware of. The feedback on these so far is absolutely amazing.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
George, thanks for the info, I will place an order for both on Tuesday.Raptor Racing;1032250 said:
Thanks, Fred
SWD Fredester 3;1032275 said:
NP Fred; I frequent these forum often but incase you wanted some more details don't be shy and send me an email: george@raptorracing.com .
How stiff are these? I was under the impression that they are much stiffer than ST and Tanabe bars.
Had my pair on the car for 9 years now without a single breakage/failure of the 86.5 Tabs and Links.
Ma70.Ent;1032321 said:
Drive your car hard enough, and the stock swaybars will break the tabs...
As it is, I LOVE my whitelines... and Raptor Racing rocks! (I need a sticker damnit...)
Just stating what was found after they used to race these cars in SCCA Stock class...
They had to bend the rules and allow them to beef up the tabs as it was a safety hazard. Can't find the article right now, but it's why they went to the plastic endlinks isntead of being smart and making the tabs stronger...
They had to bend the rules and allow them to beef up the tabs as it was a safety hazard. Can't find the article right now, but it's why they went to the plastic endlinks isntead of being smart and making the tabs stronger...
I would imagine a combination of hitting ripplestrips on corners and 14 feet of vertical travel would have an effect on that 
Poodles;1032419 said:
Stickers are almost done...yours will be in the mail shortly :evil2:.
BTW stats on most of tha bars made for the MK3 can be found on Tim's site here:
http://www.theoryinpracticeengineering.com/tech/SupraARBtest.pdf