Custom D bush bracket?

[mugen_ctr]

Hey ppl, basically, ive come to the conclusion none one, an i mean literal no one can help me with my problem, basically ive decided to go custom....

I have sitting at home a white line 20mm swaybar, but i got no bracket to suit it, i tried all automotive shops, none... this is the last of the puzzle and last resort

Its a sheet metal piece, but im not sure as to the metal to use, or thickness, i estimate that id need atleast 3mm thick, coupled with high tensile bolts to hold it down should do the trick, an not shred its bum....

The hole measurements are taking from the ASR Ek subframe brace..

PS: im dont wanna go the ek9 route, but if it works out to expensive i mite have to....

18207

[Riced_Civic]

bursons have then, i got mine from them.

[riruiz_88]

if your planning on using aftermarket D bush then you will need an aftermarket D bracket. reason is cause the aftermarket D bushes are "thinner" than oem, same diameter though.
if you plan to use oem D bush, then just get oem D brakets.

[vinnY]

aren't the whiteline d bracket holes elongated? could just use them and bolt it up

[bennjamin]

what moutning for this 20mm swaybar ? ASR ? Just get OEM EK9 rear brackets , and then get D bushes to suit from Noalthane etc ( IE 20mm ID and XXmm OD)

[TheSaint]

using inventor to draw that up? - if u need help let me know

also the brackets are usually 90deg flush on the mounting surface - not R5

[mugen_ctr]

using inventor to draw that up? - if u need help let me know

also the brackets are usually 90deg flush on the mounting surface - not R5

Oh thanks :D

Yea i tried bursons an all, no luck... white line is no help, i cant get in contact, and retailers who sell white line only sell the kit, not the parts :(

[TheSaint]

u cant buy a bush kit that includes the bracket?
or just a HD mount kit from whiteline - witch is pretty much just the brackets lol

[trism]

Go to Repco.

Nolathane sell a universal swaybar mount bracket, you can buy this at Repco.

[TheSaint]

auto1 are a nolathane rep as well

[mugen_ctr]

will give them a try cheers guys

with regards to cad, its solidworks, supposedly its industry standard cad program, an most uni/tafe teach it, ive had around 2 yrs use of it, so pretty good with it :)

[TheSaint]

tafe only use Autodesk Inventor and Autodesk Autocad
everyone at college hates solidworks
and all the business around here that services the WA mining industry all use Inventor / Autocad / Revit


wierd =$