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What Is The Correct Whiteline Swaybar For Ceffy ?

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I'm pretty sure i've got the BNF21Z, i'll see if the sticker is still on it tonight an confirm for ya

If the ceffi takes the same bars as silvias then the part numbers are as follows:

Front

Swaybar-h/duty Blade adjustable 88-91 CA18 BNF20Z 1 27mm

Swaybar-h/duty Blade adjustable 92-94 SR20 BNF21Z 1 27mm

Swaybar-heavy duty 88-91 CA18 BNF20 1 27mm

Swaybar-heavy duty 92-94 SR20 BNF21 1 27mm

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i have the 32 gtr front and rear whiteline blade adjustable swaybars n they fitted,

Are you sure, mate ? Skylines run wishbone suspension in front. I'm pretty sure its not bolt on friendly.

Can you confirm it ?

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Do you have an AWD cefiro :(

Interesting though, unless you told them it was for a cefiro and they gave you a GTR spec'd S13 unit? Either that or GTR front sway bars are completely different to GTST (besides thickness).

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