YOUR RESEARCHCorrect part number for 030 swaybars??
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Wanting to add the factory 030 swaybars to my standard 996.1 coupe. There are 3 different sized options in PET, all with there own bushings (18.6, 19.6, 20.7) and I'm hoping someone with an 030 equipped car can chime in on this. Even better, perhaps someone knows the correct part numbers to start with?
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https://www.rosepassion.com/en/99634...e-m030-P101847
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I believe the front is 23mm and rear 20.7mm
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those are options, but are listed as being for the c4s 02-04 vs the earlier cars that have different listed numbers.
This is what I save from the kit that's on my '99 C2. IIRC, what they're referring to as 'additional spring' are the bump stops.
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