BMR Suspension Releases New Product-Adjustable Rear Sway Bar for S197 (SB042)

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BMR Suspension Adjustable Rear Sway Bar for S197 Mustang
Improve handling, reduce body roll, and increase cornering stability with an adjustable rear sway bar for the S197 Mustang from BMR Suspension. Designed from heavy-duty DOM tubing, BMR’s sway bars are cold formed to better resist torsional fatigue and retain their "memory" far longer than conventional hot-formed bars. The BMR Adjustable Rear Sway Bar (PN SB042) gives you a 16%-270% increase in sway bar rate (depending on year and model). BMR Suspension designed its newest S197 sway bar for street performance, autocross, and road race applications. The large 25mm adjustable sway bar has four positions, giving you the versatility to drive to and from the track and out handle the competition with the same sway bar. These stiffer settings allow you to fine-tune the suspension so you can drive harder and minimize body roll in any cornering situation. If you’re a drag racer, but don’t want a stiff antiroll bar on the street, the SB042 is stiff enough to keep the body flat for hard launches and soft enough to drive to and from the strip. Installation time is 1 hour. Available in black hammertone or red powdercoat. Proudly made in the U.S.A.!​
To preview all of BMR’s high-performance suspension parts, please visit www.bmrsuspension.com, email [email protected], or contact them at BMR Suspension, 928 Sligh Ave, Seffner, FL 33584, 813-986-9302, Fax: 813-986-8055.

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Do you have some pics of it installed? I'm curious if it'll fit with/around my watts link.
 

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I'm not seeing a watts link in this post. I am disappoint
 

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Does this only fit with the BMR control arm relocation bracket?

It fits with BMR, and any others that are similar (utilize the damper weight location as a mounting point)

It also fits without them.

If you have a style that does NOT use the damper weight position, you can still use the bar - you just may have to add some spacers up top.

So - it will fit basically any OEM or aftermarket LCA Bracket set-up.
 

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Thanks for the link to pictures. The bar looks great, but I think it's a no-go with my Cortex watts link. The suspending link on the left side looks like it occupies the same space as the Cortex watts brace.
 

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Will it work with your panhard bar relocation bracket?

Edit: Just watched the video on your site and it looks like there is plenty of real estate at 2:29 of the video.
 
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