3rd Gen Camaro wheelie bars
Does anyone have a suggestion on wheelie bars. I Have an 83 Camaro Super Stocker that I run in GT/MA. The right side wheelie bar recently got bent and I need to replace them. Not sure if I should just get another set like I have which are the older style with the flat bottom bar and the spring loaded upper bar. Just wondering if someone is using a different style that would work better.
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Search S&W Race Cars for F-body wheelie bars.
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My 91 Formula has wheelie bars from PK Race Cars . They work well , all round tube , top bar sprung , and are built to easily use a floor jack under the rearend . I recommend them .
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Thanks, Do you have a website or phone number for them? I looked but couldn't find anything. |
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I guess the real name of the business is PK Race N Rods , they are in Millersport , OH the phone number off the web is 740-407-6848 . Hope that helps , they are well know and race Super Stock in Div 3 .
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The S&W bars are a good choice , they fit with no issues.
Ken Keir's mono bar is also good if you have a larger budget . |
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If you can balance your car it might run quicker without them.
My gen 3 is about a nickel quicker without them. It is the unsprung weight that my set up doesn't like. I found it when I put my spare 6.50 third member in.. I took out an aluminum and installed an iron (same spool and gear ratio) Strange third member. Found that same nickel that shows up when I just mount the wheelie bars.. Ride along, no use...but if you need them there are a lot of ways to use them. |
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