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Join Date: Apr 2009
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Lotus Sport Swaybars Yellow Vs. Black
So, I did what I normally do and bought something without researching it.
I bought a yellow Lotus Sport swaybar assuming yellow meant racecar, like with hondas and red. Apparently it is actually a bit softer than the black one. I can't find complete details on what the difference is between track pack, lotus sport black and lotus sport yellow. Anyone have these numbers handy? I/E how many x more stronger than stock are the limits, what bushings are used/needed, etc. etc. thanks! gm
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OK, black lotus sport swaybar is PN a111c0134s apparently yellow is a different part number.
On a couple of websites it said this swaybar is only up to 2006. What is the difference between 06 and 07 swaybars? Can I put an 06 bar on my 07, or have I bought a part I have to sell. Thanks for any help. gm
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Boston
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I got the yellow sway bar last year...
When I was looking to order the Black sway bar, Lotus Sport told me to wait a few weeks and get the Yellow sway bar because it's "better." The middle hole on the Yellow bar is supposed to be the same as the non-adjustable sway bar. It uses no rubber bushings. Therefore, it's supposed to be more responsive. I believe Exige S (maybe only the 240s) come with the Yellow sway bar. I use the middle hole w/ my Lotus Sport Ohlins. I know a guy who has the Bilstein Track package coilovers and he likes it at full soft. Full soft was way too oversteery w/ the Ohlins.
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