[TR] TR-3 front anti-roll bar order

[Anthony Rhodes]

For what it is worth, you might try asking about custom rollbars from GoodParts.   Richard Good makes sway bars for the TR6's, And since the TR4A is quite similar, I got one of them for my car. However, the front track with seemed to be a little too wide on the TR6 version. I took some measurements and was able to have him make me a custom bar to fit exactly for the same price as one of his off-the-shelf TR6 units.

If you can determine the dimensions of the sway bar that you need, I bet he would be able to make custom sway bars at about the same price as what you guys are looking at for your group purchase. And with a group purchase maybe Richard could offer a discount!

Additionally, he uses Heim joints to connect to the suspension instead of the sloppy rubber bushings!

The GoodParts parts sway bar made an enormous  difference to the handling of my TR4A. I really love it. I would recommend that upgrade to anyone at any time!

-Tony

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> On Nov 10, 2017, at 2:00 PM, triumphs-request at autox.team.net wrote:
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> Date: Thu, 9 Nov 2017 15:16:54 -0800
> From: "Greg Solow" <Gregmogdoc at surfnetusa.com>
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> Ok everyone.  We have 8 people who have expressed firm interest in the sway bars. I trust that everyone has seen the pictures of the bar installed on the small mouth '57 TR-3 so you can see how it is installed & how it looks. 
>      With that number of bars ordered the price will be  $309.00 each plus shipping to the purchaser.