FS: W124 Sportline sway bar kit, front & rear
What you get is listed below - prices shown are current dealer list:
124-323-68-65 ---- Sportline front bar, $160
124-326-19-65 ---- Sportline rear bar, $149
124-323-45-85 ---- Front inner bushing, 27.5mm, $18.00/pair
124-323-51-85 ---- Front outer bushing, 22.0mm, $17.00/pair
124-326-01-81 ---- Rear bushing, 16.5mm, $8.00/pair
Price is $250 for everything, plus shipping. Shipping costs will be $25-$45 depending on zipcode, email me for a quote.
Last edited by AMGDave; Mar 29, 2007 at 01:16 PM.
What you get is listed below - prices shown are current dealer list:
124-323-68-65 ---- Sportline front bar, $160
124-326-19-65 ---- Sportline rear bar, $149
124-323-45-85 ---- Front inner bushing, 27.5mm, $18.00/pair
124-323-51-85 ---- Front outer bushing, 22.0mm, $17.00/pair
124-326-01-81 ---- Rear bushing, 16.5mm, $8.00/pair
Price is $250 for everything, plus shipping. Shipping costs will be $25-$45 depending on zipcode, email me for a quote.
Last edited by RBYCC; Mar 29, 2007 at 09:36 AM.
These bars are used, but in very good shape, they weren't on the car that long. The rear bar still has the sticker on it from the dealer. Shipping to Australia would probably be almost as much as the kit, you'd be better off trying to work out a better price at your local dealership.Anyway, RBYCC has first dibs (replied to the PM with S&H quote, and yes I accept PayPal) and otherwise dragonfli_VF has second dibs.
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The original Turbotechnic cars didn't even have the Sportlines !!!
Mine's been sitting at the installer since Monday 3/26.
Waiting for a slot in their shop schedule to get it started.
Was hoping for the base line dyno this week...
Will check again today.
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So now as I approach sixty, I'm returning to that which I have a passion for !!!!
At some point you got to do what you want to do or else you may never do it !!!!
P.S.
A wife should never stop you from anything, as long as you're not taking away from the family !!!!
Incredible that the original struts and shocks were still functioning after nineteen years and only 63K miles. The boots for the struts had turned to dust, so I installed front Bilstein HD struts with new bumpers and boots and HD shocks on the rear.
Probably won't lower the car, so the Bilstein Sports were not considered.
With the HD's and the Sportline sways it would be set up similar to a very early AMG W124.
Reason I didn't want to lower is where the intercooler for the turbos will be located.
The TurboTechnics intercooler mounts parallel to the block, down low on the passenger side frame rail. It then is covered on the top by a Fiberglass shield which creates a bit of a plenum.
Not sure if lowering the car would affect airflow and heat loss ability of the intercooler.



