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Old 02-09-2014, 09:23 PM   #1
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Pfadt Suspension questions(zl spec sways specifically)

So I am at 8500 miles and decided to do a little suspension work. I just ordered the 1.25" springs and trailing arm and tie rod package and considering the zl spec sways. Question is on the comparison chart where does the 1le sways fall into line, and I have read that with the ss you need to change the sway bar end links but the zl1 its not required....so what about the 1le, Im hoping I can get away with the oem end links...im kinda tight on money. Also does anyone know what size the zl spec sways are, ive read that with the 1le just to leave the stock front sway bar alone and replace the rear..is the zl setup going to be better to replace both?
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Old 02-10-2014, 12:36 AM   #2
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ok now im really confused
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Originally Posted by PfadtRacing View Post
  • If you have a 2010-11 V8 and want to use the 2012 ZL Spec sway bars, you will need to upgrade your rear control arms AND endlinks front and rear.
  • If you have a 2010-2011 V6 and want to use the 2012 ZL Spec sway bars, you will need to upgrade your rear brake calipers, rear control arms and endlinks front and rear. The V6 rear brake calipers may not clear any of the 2012+ style rear sway bars once the brake pads begin to wear. Even ZL1 or 1LE bars are a little too close for our comfort on the stock V6 brakes.

    [*]If you have a 2012 V8 and want to use our ZL Spec sways you will only need front endlinks.
  • If you have a 2012 V6 and want to use our ZL Spec sways you will need to upgrade your front endlinks and rear brakes. The V6 rear brake calipers may not clear any of the 2012+ style rear sway bars once the brake pads begin to wear. Even ZL1 or 1LE bars are a little too close for our comfort on the stock V6 brakes.
  • if you have a ZL1 and want to use our ZL Spec Sways you only need the sway bars.

It gets a little confusing, but there is an upgrade path for everyone.
  • If you have a 2010-11 V6 or V8 and want to run our Camaro Sport sway bars designed for the 2010 cars, you only need the bars. We do recommend that you upgrade the endlinks for best longevity and performance, but you can run the factory endlinks for a while.
  • If you have a 2012 V6 You can run our 2010 sport sway bar packages for increased performance, and you do not need to upgrade your rear brakes.
  • If you have a 2012 V8/ZL1 You do not want to run our sport sway bar package. The ZL Spec sways are the proper upgrade for you!

according to this they are the same for the ss, 1le, and zl1?

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Originally Posted by nak3dsnake View Post
Thanks to MS3DALE, I was able to get a hold of the FE6 parts numbers from the 1LE. I know some of you are eager to get your hands on them so I'm going to share. I also marked each one to show what packages also use those parts so no one orders something they already have!

Strut Tower Brace (LT, SS, 1LE) - 22756880
Front Wheel Hubs (ZL1, 1LE) (2) - 22924741
Rear Wheel Hubs (ZL1, 1LE) (2) - 22924740
Front Coil Spring (SS, 1LE) (2) - 92245257
Front Strut (1LE) (passenger side) - 22812984
Front Strut (1LE) (drivers side) - 22812985
Front Sway Bar (1LE) - 22812946
Front Sway End Link (SS, ZL1, 1LE) (passenger side) - 22842515
Front Sway End Link (SS, ZL1, 1LE) (drivers side) - 22842516

Rear Shock Mount (1LE) (passenger side upper) - 22922446
Rear Shock Mount (1LE) (driver side upper) - 22922445
Rear Coil Spring (SS, 1LE) (2) - 92195466
Rear Shocks (1LE) (2) - 22812987
Rear Sway Bar (ZL1, 1LE) - 22786260
Rear Sway Bar Endlink (SS, ZL1, 1LE) (2) - 22761221
Rear Lower Control Arm (SS, ZL1, 1LE) (2) - 20942237 (Needed for 2010-2011 cars for sway bar conversion)
Rear Toe Link (ZL1, 1LE) (2) - 22845487


So are we safe to say if you have a 2012+ V8 it is not necessary to replace end links only recommended
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Old 02-10-2014, 06:54 PM   #3
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1LE are a direct bolt on, no new drop links required. Just need to get on the backorder list. Waiting for mine and other Pfadt parts. Business must be good especially w/o Pedders anymore.
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Old 02-12-2014, 03:10 PM   #4
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Yea I'm waiting on springs,zl sways, and trailing arm package is on it's way

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Old 02-12-2014, 09:20 PM   #5
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I went with the Pfadt Drag sway bar its adjustable I like it a lot
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Old 02-13-2014, 01:11 AM   #6
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I went with the Pfadt Drag sway bar its adjustable I like it a lot
I believe that is the zl spec rear, what do you have yours set on. Did you replace end links?
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Old 02-13-2014, 10:13 AM   #7
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I have it set in the middle right now for street use, I haven't had a chance to get on a track yet...
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