JBR has tight holes

[JBR]

Jamie is away so he's asked me to address an issue recently raised about the tolerances of the holes in our sway bars. We take the design and craftsmanship of all our products very seriously. We hope this helps dispel the myth that we don't. .012 is a tight fitting hole. Oh, blade style sway bars are the only kind you'll find on races cars.

Blade > Mandrel Why? Because race car.





Braden@JBR

[Oliverms3]

I got some lube....

[kritz]

Going in dry Yo!

MCY!

[Sid3wayS]

I slid mine into both holes with out any lube and zero issues. No complaints here.

[Micha]

Originally Posted by Sid3wayS I slid mine into both holes with out any lube and zero issues. No complaints here.

Are you talking about your sway bar or no?

And mine installed with no problems also.

[Sid3wayS]

Originally Posted by Micha Are you talking about your sway bar or no? And mine installed with no problems also.

Whoaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa this thread is about sway bars????? Shyt now it makes sense.

[Todd98SE]

Lol, these are not blade style swaybars.

[Tokay444]

You could throw a hotdog down twelve thou.
-.0001 +.0002. That's a nice hole.

[tddvrrn]

Originally Posted by Tokay444 You could throw a hotdog down twelve thou. -.0001 +.0002. That's a nice hole.

no point in being stupidly exact with the holes if the endlink bolt diameter isn't as exact..

what is the margin of error on those?

and what the fuck is a blade swaybar? i looked at that link and fail to see how the jbr isn't blade...

[Tokay444]

Originally Posted by tddvrrn no point in being stupidly exact with the holes if the endlink bolt diameter isn't as exact.. what is the margin of error on those? and what the fuck is a blade swaybar? i looked at that link and fail to see how the jbr isn't blade...

Trolled.

[tddvrrn]

Originally Posted by Tokay444 Trolled.

i got your sarcasm. i guess my post was more a response to the thread that this thread is responding to, where people are bitching about variances between the RSB holes and the size of the bolts..

i probably shoulda checked to see if you were one of the ones supporting exact sizes with outrageously small margins of error. being as how you're so uptight, i just kinda assumed you were..

[breakfstincluded]

yolo

[dpolseno41]

Atleast rock a Mitutoyo digital caliper. Why? Because professional.

Originally Posted by Tokay444 You could throw a hotdog down twelve thou. -.0001 +.0002. That's a nice hole.

Only real men play in the tenths.

[Tokay444]

Fuck tenths. I work in mu.

[dpolseno41]

Originally Posted by Tokay444 Fuck tenths. I work in mu.

That's it? You mean you aren't building atomic structures on the nano level? Rookie.

[Tokay444]

Ha

[JBR]

Originally Posted by Todd98SE Lol, these are not blade style swaybars.

No?

About as close as you're gonna get on a Mazda.

http://www.google.com/search?q=blade...iw=980&bih=478

Originally Posted by Tokay444 You could throw a hotdog down twelve thou. -.0001 +.0002. That's a nice hole.

We're not building a space shuttle.

[IE.SD.Manny]

Are you all planning on making blade style sway bars for the MS3 in the future?
I think they would be the first of their kind. But out of most consumers price point.
But for now, Capped ends for the win!

[JBR]

Originally Posted by IE.SD.Manny Are you all planning on making blade style sway bars for the MS3 in the future? I think they would be the first of their kind. But out of most consumers price point. But for now, Capped ends for the win!

No.

[Todd98SE]

A blade style swaybar uses a "blade" that is able to be rotated usually via a push pull adjuster in the cockpit. As the blade is rotated the resistance to bending changes as the blade profile changes from full stiff to full soft. This gives you an on the fly adjustable stiffness swaybar. None of the bars for the MS3 are adjustable blade swaybars, although they vaguely resemble one.

[Todd98SE]

Also with the way the rear swaybar is designed on the MS3 building an adjustable blade rear swaybar would be relatively simple using off the shelf parts from Speedway Engineering. Although unless you have a dedicated MS3 road racer you really wouldn't need one.

[Deldran]

Why does jbr always seem to get butt hurt when someone points out flaws or something the don't like about there products

Jamie you make great parts everyone knows it. I just don't get why every time you hear someone that isn't a praise it gets groaned or you make a thread trying to prove how good stuff is.

Am i the only one that feels like its a bit crazy. People are buying your stuff. It is obviously good but it seems like you don't like any kind of indifferent or negative comments.

Sent from galaxy Nexus vis CM10

[amoosenamedhank]

Originally Posted by Deldran Why does jbr always seem to get butt hurt when someone points out flaws or something the don't like about there products Jamie you make great parts everyone knows it. I just don't get why every time you hear someone that isn't a praise it gets groaned or you make a thread trying to prove how good stuff is. Am i the only one that feels like its a bit crazy. People are buying your stuff. It is obviously good but it seems like you don't like any kind of indifferent or negative comments. Sent from galaxy Nexus vis CM10

I think it's a good thing when a vendor is responding to complaints about his product. It means he cares enough that he's listening to customer concerns and will address and issue if there is one.

[Kamaril]

I will soon feel how tight JBR's holes are.....bout to order RSB!

[Deldran]

I don't think there's any debate that he cares its just the way he goes about those replies.

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[ABSpeed3]

Originally Posted by Deldran I don't think there's any debate that he cares its just the way he goes about those replies. Sent from galaxy Nexus vis CM10

I agree, it's pretty common knowledge JBR makes good stuff..I own a few of his pieces myself. However, I've seen what you're talking about, it is impossible to please everyone!

[JBR]

Not butt hurt As mentioned, I'm just addressing a possible issue brought to my attention is all. Show me the last time I responded negativity or inappropriately to a comment about our parts. I don't let it bother me anymore. You can't please everyone.

[silvapain]

Originally Posted by Tokay444 You could throw a hotdog down twelve thou. -.0001 +.0002. That's a nice hole.

Speak for your own hot dog there big boy.


Tapadatass

[Deldran]

Originally Posted by jbarone Not butt hurt As mentioned, I'm just addressing a possible issue brought to my attention is all. Show me the last time I responded negativity or inappropriately to a comment about our parts. I don't let it bother me anymore. You can't please everyone.

I remember you groaning a post from HTP. All they where simply doing was telling a member they would work with them to make sure there battery tray fitted with your intake. I believe there words where. We will do our best to help you get it to fit even with intakes that do not follow the proper path.

They weren't really knocking your product at all but you groaned them.

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[JBR]

Originally Posted by Deldran I remember you groaning a post from HTP. All they where simply doing was telling a member they would work with them to make sure there battery tray fitted with your intake. I believe there words where. We will do our best to help you get it to fit even with intakes that do not follow the proper path. They weren't really knocking your product at all but you groaned them. Sent from galaxy Nexus vis CM10

HTP was being a smart ass so I groaned'em. Big deal get over it.

[Tokay444]

Don't you guys know the customer is always an idiot?