H&R 22-23 BMW M3/M4 Competition xDrive G80 (AWD) 30mm Front Non Adj. Sway Bar
H&R 22-23 BMW M3/M4 Competition xDrive G80 (AWD) 30mm Front Non Adj. Sway Bar

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H&R 22-23 BMW M3/M4 Competition xDrive G80 (AWD) 30mm Front Non Adj. Sway Bar

SKU: HRS70616
Barcode: 70616

$530.10

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H&R 22-23 BMW M3/M4 Competition xDrive G80 (AWD) 30mm Front Non Adj. Sway Bar

$530.10

$530.10

Tech Specs

Brand
H&R
SKU
HRS70616
Manufacturer part number
70616
Category
Suspension › Sway Bars
Shipping weight
22.7 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A
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.

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