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Dan at MAX USA
Tue Dec 08 2015, 06:19am

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As seen on many professional race car builds, we are proud to offer the first bolt on Nascar style quick change sway bar solution for s14. Save time in your search for the ultimate traction by using this taylor made solution thats been proven to let you quickly adapt your professional drift machine to:
~ different track layouts
~ different weather, and
~ different temperatures.
The $550 Limit Break rear bar is a vital point of adjustability thats just as important as tire pressure and damping in the quest to gain competitive control of the rear end's ratio of float to fill an outer zone, or grip to burn through the course faster than your rival.

For the sway bar to do its job, the link has to be in a vertical position. We have 3 holes in each end blade to fine tune the leverage with minimum link angle change. Beyond that the right way to change stiffness is by changing the bar itself. Additional bars are available in 19, 20, 22, 25mm for $150ea.

*Pair this product with solid end links.
*Reduced ground clearance (you already knew this is not for lowrider cars with 1/2" of travel right?)
*Perfectly paired with our buttery long travel Limit Break coilovers.

~ solid bearing pillow block pivot provides freedom to spin and zero vertical deflection for quick response
~ bolt on mounting plates that can also be welded in
~ Adjustable leverage end blades that position the link vertically when bolted in the center hole
~ your choice of solid bar diameter
~ Includes shaft collars and hardware

As seen on Matt Field's Drift Cave S14 and Matt Powers Pirate ship (pictured below)





[ Edited Tue Dec 08 2015, 06:45am ]
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