Whiteline sway bar group buy

[speedemn]

Are there enough people in for this right now to save a bit on the group buy or what? I wanna get mine asap since my bushings are bad on the stock bar. Who's in? Let us make this a formal count.

[Jzs147-RR]

Im in but only at the end of this month cause now i got a sh** load of stuff to pay and money comes in only in 3 weeks.

[Ice]

I'm probably in at the end of the month too. I'm in Boston though, how much would it cost? Also, i need the one for Gen3 Camry. Also, can i change that before i get my H&R/Tokico stuff ?

[speedemn]

I am hoping to get it asap if possible. I've been waiting for a while... too bad the last group buy was a bust. Would you be able to get something together in the next week or so?

As for Boston, I will have to ask Bob if they can ship one package to a separate destination. I would guess that you might pay a little more on shipping, but it shouldn not be bad.

On 2001-09-04 17:37, Ice wrote:
I'm probably in at the end of the month too. I'm in Boston though, how much would it cost? Also, i need the one for Gen3 Camry. Also, can i change that before i get my H&R/Tokico stuff ?

[Tony the Tiger]

My Whiteline swaybar already arrived to my door about a week ago... the wait was too damn long for the groupbuy!

Here are some pics:

[speedemn]

Nice looking bar. Darryl in Waterloo got his privately as well and I saw it in person. It looks amazing. However, where are the polyurethane bushings on yours? Did you get them and just not take a picture of them? How much did it cost you in total?

BTW welcome to Toyota Nation. :smile:

On 2001-09-06 01:53, Tony the Tiger wrote:
My Whiteline swaybar already arrived to my door about a week ago... the wait was too damn long for the groupbuy!

[Ratko]

Hey Tony,

How long from the time when you ordered it did the swaybar arrive ? Did you get charged alot on duties ?

thanks.

[SpectraBlueCam]

What's up Tony!

Welcome to the forum. Hope to see you out at one of our meets in the future!

[Jzs147-RR]

I realy want to try both the front and rear ones just to see what kind of ride it will give me.

[Tony the Tiger]

Hey guys, this looks like a very good board!

It took about 2.5 weeks for the bar to arrive... unfortunately, the front is not available for the Gen3's... The total was about $265.50 CAD, shipping included.

The bushings are included...they were in a bag, so the pictures didn't turn out very good.

[SpectraBlueCam]

It's a good board indeed, Tony.

Hope we'll see more of you around. How's the latest tweak on the Camry?

[Tony the Tiger]

Well, I just got my car back last Friday... I must say my lastest tweak (Levelten PTS converter) is awesome. I can manage to get mad wheelspin off my BFG G-Force KD rubber, and 1st-2nd shift I can land at 4300RPM. That eliminated my "lag" that I used to have. My 3rd gear pulled a lot harder than before, and downshifts hook up very quickly without the "slushy" feeling.

The Whiteline rear swaybar eliminated a lot of bodyroll, and my handling is actually quite neutral (I am surprised). However, my G-Force tires is still too sticky, so I am still getting nasty bodyroll during high speed hard turns (ie: highway ramps). I might switch to Intrax because the Koni's do work better with them pushed down quite a bit.

[Jzs147-RR]

Hi Tony what exactly will this torque converter do the +and - sides??I can get one for cheap but im not sure its worth it.

[speedemn]

I heard that a good shop can take the existing torque converter and modify it to do the same thing that the one from levelten does (which is basically up the stall RPM)... I don't remember where I heard that though. Is it true?

On 2001-09-09 13:05, Tony the Tiger wrote:
Well, I just got my car back last Friday... I must say my lastest tweak (Levelten PTS converter) is awesome. I can manage to get mad wheelspin off my BFG G-Force KD rubber, and 1st-2nd shift I can land at 4300RPM. That eliminated my "lag" that I used to have. My 3rd gear pulled a lot harder than before, and downshifts hook up very quickly without the "slushy" feeling.

The Whiteline rear swaybar eliminated a lot of bodyroll, and my handling is actually quite neutral (I am surprised). However, my G-Force tires is still too sticky, so I am still getting nasty bodyroll during high speed hard turns (ie: highway ramps). I might switch to Intrax because the Koni's do work better with them pushed down quite a bit.

[john t]

I am in for end of the month end I want to buy the front and rear for my 2000