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Lionheart · 06-04-2007

Originally Posted by Caldo Bollente

Looked into this before which came to no real conclusion, so gave up, doesn't seem to be many options in the UK/Europe, outside of Japan. The Eibach bar only seems to be available as part of a kit, front and rear arbs, like here

http://www.gazzella.cc/cart.php?targ...ategory_id=454

then when what appears to be the same kit is offered separately they say not for the GTA(?).

http://shop.alfisti.net/Tuning-Styli...ars::3233.html

Maybe having a custom one made up is a possibility, can't be that difficult or expensive for that matter to make a bar.

On the website of Eibach it states literally that it fits all 147's ! (read: including the GTA)

If whiteline have 20mm that's even thicker then the Eibach (18mm)

06-04-2007	#192 (Post Link)
Lionheart AO Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Netherlands Posts: 508 Member car: BMW 318iS (full race)	Re: Retrofitting a Q2 to an existing Alfa Originally Posted by Caldo Bollente Looked into this before which came to no real conclusion, so gave up, doesn't seem to be many options in the UK/Europe, outside of Japan. The Eibach bar only seems to be available as part of a kit, front and rear arbs, like here http://www.gazzella.cc/cart.php?targ...ategory_id=454 then when what appears to be the same kit is offered separately they say not for the GTA(?). http://shop.alfisti.net/Tuning-Styli...ars::3233.html Maybe having a custom one made up is a possibility, can't be that difficult or expensive for that matter to make a bar. On the website of Eibach it states literally that it fits all 147's ! (read: including the GTA) If whiteline have 20mm that's even thicker then the Eibach (18mm)