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  • where to buy a rear sway bar for Jetta mkV?

    i live in north Brisbane? any idea and pricing please
    Current - 2015 Tiguan 155 R-Line.
    Previous - Jetta MkV 147 Turbo, Viezu Raceday mapped, Carbonio CAI, Quad Exhaust System, R8 Coil pack, Whiteline Swaybar, GTi Steering wheel with paddles, Alloy pedals, RNS510 & Leather.

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    Item: APR - High Performance Development for Audi, VW and Porsche Vehicles.

    North Brisbane:

    Power Torque Engines
    Unit 1, 48 Kremzow Road
    Brendale QLD 4500
    [p] 07 3881 3999
    [f] 07 3881 3411
    [e] shaun@powertorqueengines.com.au
    [w] Power Torque Engines LS Engine specialists, performance parts, Walkinshaw distributers Queensland Brisbane - Dyno tuning - Engine Building
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    • #3
      fulcrum Suspension?

      2nd hand off this forum?

      Your info is a bit sketchy - what are you trying to achieve?

      PS: it should be the same bar as a golf.
      carandimage The place where Off-Topic is On-Topic
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      • #4
        GSL Rallysport - located on Bris southside, can get whiteline and super pro sway bars. Plus, like Guy at HP, they are a forum sponsor
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        • #5
          Thanks Guy, I am after better handling.
          Current - 2015 Tiguan 155 R-Line.
          Previous - Jetta MkV 147 Turbo, Viezu Raceday mapped, Carbonio CAI, Quad Exhaust System, R8 Coil pack, Whiteline Swaybar, GTi Steering wheel with paddles, Alloy pedals, RNS510 & Leather.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Creampuff View Post
            I am after better handling.
            That could be achieved with:
            better tyres
            better wheels (lighter, wider)
            dampers
            springs
            a proper wheel alignment

            Just a rear bar often gives the impression of better handling but can ruin the front/rear balance.
            carandimage The place where Off-Topic is On-Topic
            I used to think I was anal-retentive until I started getting involved in car forums

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