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the bruce:

--- Quote from: rex on March 04, 2011, 05:11:21 pm ---H&R bars ....
 As I know each sway H&R sway bar has TUV (not only the kits). Am I wrong?

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Yes an no. The ''Teilegutachten'' (TÜV) allows the H&R front ARB to be mounted
in conjuction with the stock one at rear. But H&R at rear with stock ARB at front
unfortunately not.

I tested the rear H&R by my own (fitting is much easier, so I did it first).
Cornering was really funny but little bit dangerous. I wouldn't track on the Ring
with this very ''lively'' setup.

If you fit a stiffer bar at the rear only then take care your rear axle is supplied
with some more 'toe in' and never with 'toe out' !!!



--- Quote from: rex on March 04, 2011, 05:20:30 pm ---Where did you get these? Could you please tell me the figures for 26/22?

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I mailed to H&R. Calculating the 26 mm will be no bigger problem if you have the
data for another diameter.

26 mm is around 70 % of the stiffness of an 28 mm bar (both solid).



--- Quote from: fuscobal on March 05, 2011, 09:20:13 am ---I'm using BSH 27mm on the rear and H&R 26mm in front, both of them set on soft. Thicker rear bar will help you rotate the back on very tight corners but on tracks like Nring I think thicker front (like most manufacturers kits are) is safer at high speed corners !

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 :happy2: I fully agree.

laurent.d:
I have got H&R 28mm Front - 24mm Rear, both set on Hard at the Ring Track and soft on road.

the bruce:

--- Quote from: laurent.d on March 05, 2011, 03:37:10 pm ---I have got H&R 28mm Front - 24mm Rear, both set on Hard at the Ring Track and soft on road.

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Oh, that's too much toil for me, Laurent.  :laugh:
Winter: soft; summer: hard. Almost every weekend there's a slalom.

RedRobin:

--- Quote from: the bruce on March 05, 2011, 05:22:57 pm ---
--- Quote from: laurent.d on March 05, 2011, 03:37:10 pm ---
I have got H&R 28mm Front - 24mm Rear, both set on Hard at the Ring Track and soft on road.


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Oh, that's too much toil for me, Laurent.  :laugh:
Winter: soft; summer: hard. Almost every weekend there's a slalom.


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....And even more too much toil for me. Set and leave them 365 days a year  :smiley:

laurent.d:
I made it too short to be right. :ashamed:

I meant that hard suits track use when soft suits road use but as I'm lazy too, I end up in winter on ''soft'' as I don't go to the Ring and in summer on ''hard'' as I do.

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