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H&R 08-13 BMW 128i/135i E82 Sway Bar Kit - 27mm Front/20mm Rear
$652.50
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$652.50
$652.50
Tech Specs
- Brand
- H&R
- SKU
- HRS72187
- Shipping weight
- 26.0 lb
H&R sport Sway Bars are designed for drivers' who desire improved handling without lowering or affecting ride quality. H&R sport Sway Bars increase your suspension's roll stiffness-or its resistance to roll in turns-while maintaining ride comfort and dramatically increasing cornering control, lateral stability, and grip. A unique feature of H&R sport Sway Bars are the smooth, machined-like forged ends that, for specific vehicles, allow for adjustability in stiffness-giving you an unmatched level of precision and performance. Sway Bar Bushings: Available exclusively with H&R sport Sway Bar kits. Our proprietary sway bar bushings feature a special urethane/Teflon composite that prevents squeaks and eliminates the need for lubrication. No mess, no maintenance, a perfect fit.
| Year | Make | Model | Submodel |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2008-2013 | BMW | 128i | Base |
| 2008-2013 | BMW | 135i | Base |
| 2013 | BMW | 135is | Base |
- All the same features and benefits of our H&R Sport Sway bars, but in easy to choose kit form, with one front and rear bar matched to offer the ultimate in handling performance
- Increases roll stiffness, resulting in reduced body roll, increases cornering performance, lateral grip, and stability
- (hf) 50CrV4 steel features faster response times and smooth transitional function
- Most applications include H&Rs legendary Poly/Teflon bushings.
- made in Germany
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