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Old 30-04-2013
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Hi chaps.

Just been looking at stabilizer sets and it seems to me that apart from the bar itself, there is no real difference between the other parts included is the kits.
Two examples being the abundant OT-54 and the rocking horse poo LAW-2.
So does anyone have a LAW-2 bar that they could take a protractor and a ruler to and post a diagram on here? Combine it with the remaining parts in the OT-54 packet then it's LAW-2 galore!

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Old 08-05-2013
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Cheers for the LAW-2 bars Ralf!
Could someone post a photo of how they go on a ZX-R.
Cheers fellas
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You will need two sets of the plastic parts in OT-54 to mount anti roll bars on a Lazer, the long links are used both front and rear and you will need four of the plastic clamps to mount the bars to the shock mounts. If you've got ZX-R wishbones it should be easy to spot how they mount as there are holes moulded in for the ball joints for the links. The plastic clips screw on to shock mounts front and rear with the small front bar mounted rearwards, and the bigger rear bar pointing forwards.

Here's my on road runner with front roll bar in place and ball joints on rear arms for the rear bar.
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Cheers for the pics and the info Terry!
The front was fun to try and work out without pics or instructions!
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The front isn't the most obvious way of mounting an anti roll bar, I would have expected it to be mounted further out. They threw me at first when I was trying to mount them on my original ZX, only to find the arms didn't have any holes for the ball joints.
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Thank Manni P for the front roll bar, he was the first to try the idea of fitting on the front. A real nice bloke.
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