Sway Bars for 1st Gen
October-18th-2002, 07:03 AM
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Sway Bars for 1st Gen
Hello,
The pix for the f+r bars are great and cost effective. Whiteline suspension of Australia manufactures sway bars (anti-roll bars) for the 1st gen.
Might consider to changing your stock bars for good handling.
The Whileline sway bar kit comes with polyurethane bushings.
You can visit www.whiteline.com.au
Inside you can find a US distributor.
If anyone wants to know the part number for the 1st gen sway bar, please let me know.
The pix for the f+r bars are great and cost effective. Whiteline suspension of Australia manufactures sway bars (anti-roll bars) for the 1st gen.
Might consider to changing your stock bars for good handling.
The Whileline sway bar kit comes with polyurethane bushings.
You can visit www.whiteline.com.au
Inside you can find a US distributor.
If anyone wants to know the part number for the 1st gen sway bar, please let me know.
October-18th-2002, 01:02 PM
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thanx for the info!
what diameter are the swaybars? and do you know about any other stuff they offer for 1st gens?
this is off-topic but Australia related
....have you had any experience with www.sure-cam.com offerings for the BP?
thanks and welcome to the board.
what diameter are the swaybars? and do you know about any other stuff they offer for 1st gens?
this is off-topic but Australia related
....have you had any experience with www.sure-cam.com offerings for the BP?thanks and welcome to the board.
Last edited by protejay; October-18th-2002 at 01:39 PM.
October-19th-2002, 02:33 AM
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Originally posted by protejay
thanx for the info!
what diameter are the swaybars? and do you know about any other stuff they offer for 1st gens?
thanx for the info!
what diameter are the swaybars? and do you know about any other stuff they offer for 1st gens?
And their bars for the 1st gen are 22mm front and 20mm or 22mm rear. Lotta help.
Quickor carries the 1" bar for the rear of the 1st gens.
October-19th-2002, 01:42 PM
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Originally posted by Davard
They do have a downloadable catalog.
And their bars for the 1st gen are 22mm front and 20mm or 22mm rear. Lotta help.
Quickor carries the 1" bar for the rear of the 1st gens.
They do have a downloadable catalog.
And their bars for the 1st gen are 22mm front and 20mm or 22mm rear. Lotta help.
Quickor carries the 1" bar for the rear of the 1st gens.
i access the 'net via an archiac device and thus can't do the downloads 
October-20th-2002, 07:50 PM
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Whiteline Suspensions
Jason,
Whiteline specializes in suspension parts catered for the Aussie market and US market. They have appointed a distributor in the States. Check it out.
Whiteline quoted a set of sway bars for the 1st gen f=22mm & r=19mm.
Regarding sure cam, this company was mentioned by a web-site. It makes cams for the BPT powerplant. Not sure about the US protege though. Is the website of sure cam that you gave the US distributor?
Whiteline specializes in suspension parts catered for the Aussie market and US market. They have appointed a distributor in the States. Check it out.
Whiteline quoted a set of sway bars for the 1st gen f=22mm & r=19mm.
Regarding sure cam, this company was mentioned by a web-site. It makes cams for the BPT powerplant. Not sure about the US protege though. Is the website of sure cam that you gave the US distributor?
October-20th-2002, 09:13 PM
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Originally posted by PseudoRealityX
hehehe....the rear is smaller than stock... where can i buy it!?!?!
hehehe....the rear is smaller than stock... where can i buy it!?!?!
it must be a typo?
October-20th-2002, 10:05 PM
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Jason,
Could you load a picture of your 'Mazdaspeedwest's' rear tie bar. I'll like to see it. Or better yet, could take a digital picture of your rear bars.
I'd like to see your setup.
Thanx.
Could you load a picture of your 'Mazdaspeedwest's' rear tie bar. I'll like to see it. Or better yet, could take a digital picture of your rear bars.
I'd like to see your setup.
Thanx.
October-21st-2002, 03:20 AM
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Re: Whiteline Suspensions
Originally posted by B8 Turbo
Regarding sure cam, this company was mentioned by a web-site. It makes cams for the BPT powerplant. Not sure about the US protege though. Is the website of sure cam that you gave the US distributor?
Regarding sure cam, this company was mentioned by a web-site. It makes cams for the BPT powerplant. Not sure about the US protege though. Is the website of sure cam that you gave the US distributor?
i just wondered if you've used them or know of others who have...
as far as the tie bars look at mazdaspeedwest's site: www.automediazone.com/pro
sorry
but i have no digital pics of my rear suspension.
October-21st-2002, 09:22 PM
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Re: Re: Whiteline Suspensions
Originally posted by protejay
that website is Surecam's aussie site....they have 2 cams for the BP listed in their catalogue - one for a 'street BP' (NA version???), one for a 'race BP Turbo'.
i just wondered if you've used them or know of others who have...
that website is Surecam's aussie site....they have 2 cams for the BP listed in their catalogue - one for a 'street BP' (NA version???), one for a 'race BP Turbo'.
i just wondered if you've used them or know of others who have...
The cams are set up for for "performance street" or rally type competition work.
I have been in a freinds car who has the cams and I can tell you the thing flies. The idle is "lumpy" compared to stock but its not like it stalls or anything. They are quite mild.
From about 3000-3500 rpm onwards the thing goes
balistic!
I have been in a freinds car who has the cams and I can tell you the thing flies. The idle is "lumpy" compared to stock but its not like it stalls or anything. They are quite mild.
From about 3000-3500 rpm onwards the thing goes
balistic!
Last edited by B8 Turbo; October-21st-2002 at 09:24 PM.
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