Sell RACING SWAYBAR, SPRITE/MIDGET in San Leandro, California, US, for US $145.00

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RACING SWAYBAR, SPRITE/MIDGET

11/16" tubular chromoly bar. Solid aluminum pillow blocks, Adjustable solid link rod ends. I was planning to use it on my hot street Sprite but I ended up selling my car.

It appears to be very similar to the Speedwell Engineering 7/8” bar. However I don’t know the origin of this one. I bought it years ago on ebay and lost all the info on it. Very lightweight, about 5 pounds total as pictured.

It’s used and could probably use some new rod ends. Fairly easy to find. The pillow blocks look a little crude but it bolted up to my Sprite just fine. Bolts up just like a factory bar. I would however recommend doing some reinforcement welding to the stock frame mount pads if you’re doing any serious track racing or autocross.

No other hardware. What you see is what you get.

Sorry, no international shipment

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