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  • 1984 Trans Am WS6 springs and swaybars and KONI struts

    These are the original 34mm / 18mm anti-roll bars off my Trans Am. Don't be fooled, I logged an honest 1.05g on the skidpad with these parts. I won the 2005 NFME autocross in Memphis, TN against the New York state champ, by .001 seconds. Somewhere around here, I have the WS6 coil springs and they have been cut to lower the car ; I HOPE they are in the garden shed and weren't recycled!. In 1984 the spring rates for the WS6 cars were stiffer than later years. In 1985 GM upped to a 36mm antiroll bar and dropped the spring rate, resulting in an equivalent handling package but less stiff ride. I made mine last 30 years and swapped them out only because I wanted Global West's spring jack system for adjusting corner weight. One KONI is still perfect. The other has lost its fluid and pressure because I accidently cut through the shaft with the cutoff wheel when trying to get the nut loose. I think the reds are still rebuildable from Koni? I'm selling everything for the price of the antiroll bars.

    I've owned, modified, and raced this same car since 1990.

    $150 for the lot.
    Available in Haslett. Come and get them, If you are interesting to talk to, I'll buy you a reuben sandwich at the lunch place down the road.
    mail me at dburk@ws6transam.org
    1984 Pontiac Trans Am. Well, most of it anyway. Some of it is 1969 Chevy. Some of it is 1982 4-cylinder Firebird, 1987 Trans Am, and 1991 Formula 1LE. Some of it is 1994 Trans Am, and some of it is 1999 SLP Firehawk. The rest is aftermarket.
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