New Product Release - JBR Tru-Torsion Billet Sway Bar Brackets and Bushings

[JBR]

Details:
All aftermarket large diameter sway bars that include yellow zinc plated brakets occasionally suffer from broken sway bar brackets, even our own! Well, we now have the solution for owners of all 1.25” sway bars regardless of manufacturer.

These brackets are guaranteed to be trouble free for a lifetime. Constructed out of 6061-T6 aluminum with a tough anodized finish. Equipped with grease fittings to allow for easy maintenance of the included 80a durometer bushings.

The JBR Tru-Torsion brackets also eliminate the clunking often heard with worn bushings and brackets.

Theses are the last set of sway bar brackets and bushings you will ever need.

The JBR Tru-Torsion Sway Bar Bracket Kit Includes:

• 2 Tru-Torsion Billet Brackets with Grease Fittings
• 2 New Polyurethane Bushings
• 4 Class 8.8 mounting bolts bolts
• Installation Grease
• Lifetime Warranty
• Online Installation Instructions

Available online now!

[[R]usty]

Badass Jamie!

[manila]

Damn, those are beautiful!

[mzr0818]

Nice

[shamie]

Will we have to sourse out own bolts? Your photos don't show the sway bar collars installed. I assume we still use them or are these wider and take up the space on you RSB?

[breakfstincluded]

wow those look beeeffyy

[swsmailman]

Those are nice! May have to look at these at some point to go ahead and beef up the ones that you send with your RSB.

[tjamison]

I'd buy these just to stare at them! Fancy set of paperweights, Jamie.

[JBR]

They are also now an option when buying our sway bars. Save $10.00 on them too.

[dereeek]

Ordered.

Just got home and my RSB is clunking.

[JeffroMS3]

They look awesome! Definitely getting these when I get me a sway bar from you.

[JgamB]

Order placed, I never did trust those little straps. Do you provide bolts or do I need to source my own? If so, what size please?

Nevermind - bolts *are* included per Jamie's Facebook post.

[JBR]

Yes OP updated to reflect included mounting hardware.

You still use collars if applicable with these.

[Johnasaurus]

this is completely badass!

[Monotonous ONE]

I just came

[Helrich]

Yeah yeah, now lets see the dyno charts.

[jdm_mica]

Will get these in due time. Very nice product

[JBR]

You all asked for these so we got them done!

[SparkySparks]

Do want, now to come up with the extra cash to pick them up. Any option for getting the bushing in an 88a to match the rest of my mounts from you?

[macdiesel]

Those brackets look amazing!

[Domino81]

I could kiss you... no, you're getting tongue the next time I see you.

[Spec]

They're so pretty, I can think of another use for the 1.250" Dia. Now all I need to do is figure out how to get KY in a grease gun.

I haven't broke mine, I'm sure as hell going to try.

[udntknw]

I just went from 6 to midnight when the pictures loaded... I assume they'll work on the front end, or rear only?

Just tapa it in.

[jtday]

Those are NICE! I was just reading a thread about broken mounts the other day.

O.T. Looking forward to my shift weight. Unbelievably quick response on my order. Thank you.

[hgunther]

Does this work on the ms6?

[JBR]

Originally Posted by hgunther Does this work on the ms6?

If you have a 1.25" bar and the aftermarket brackets fit these should too. They are designed to work in the same envelope as the aftermarket brackets they are replacing.

[alextheguineapig]

Is this something you would recommend as a preventative measure for people who purchased your rear sway bar? Or is this the sort of thing you wait to replace?

[JgamB]

Originally Posted by raigekijin Is this something you would recommend as a preventative measure for people who purchased your rear sway bar? Or is this the sort of thing you wait to replace?

This is peace of mind that a notoriously sketchy part is getting replaced with a bomb shelter.

If you like aggressive cornering, I would add these to your short list.

[Domino81]

1.25" for those of us who may not be running a JBR (because I'm not - purchased the car with another already installed) is 31.75mm

Originally Posted by raigekijin Is this something you would recommend as a preventative measure for people who purchased your rear sway bar? Or is this the sort of thing you wait to replace?

I'd recommend to anyone that has an upgraded rear sway bar to foregoe the standard issue pressed steel bracket and get this. Hell, I know mine is beginning to crack.

[Crarrs]

Are these only necessary for people who refuse to do proper maintenance on the existing Energy Suspension version? Within 3.5 years of having an aftermarket sway bar, I've failed 1 stock endlink, 1 Moog endlink, and 1 CS sway bar; all on the same set of bushings and clamps. With a lot of autocrossing and aggressive driving.

These seem like overkill.

[JgamB]

Ask @Ray Danger 2020; and @ImGryssLOL; what they were doing to break theirs.

or @lilred; @shifter48; @Nliiitend1; @galens47; etc etc.

Not an isolated issue, and overkill looks good to me.

[galens47]

Originally Posted by JgamB Ask ___ what they were doing to break theirs. Not an isolated issue, and overkill looks good to me.

Thanks Jaime excellent upgrade. Too bad I already sold my RSB.

[Ray Danger 2020]

Originally Posted by JgamB Ask @Ray Danger 2020; and @ImGryssLOL; what they were doing to break theirs. or @lilred; @shifter48; @Nliiitend1; @galens47; etc etc. Not an isolated issue, and overkill looks good to me.

Not gonna lie, I didnt even realize it was broken until I got under my car because I noticed I had an exhaust leak where my UR muffler section bolts up. So I couldnt even tell you hiw long it had been broken for. All I can say is that my daily commute has alot of weird slope transitions. Like turning onto an uphill while going up another uphill road...if that makes sense.

[ImGryssLOL]

Originally Posted by JgamB Ask @Ray Danger 2020; and @ImGryssLOL; what they were doing to break theirs. or @lilred; @shifter48; @Nliiitend1; @galens47; etc etc. Not an isolated issue, and overkill looks good to me.

Standard asshole driving and lots of auto-x did this. I have 28,xxx on the car and the rsb went on with maybe 1000 miles on it.

[Miah34]

Jamie, is there any way you can pm me so i can order a few things from you. I am new to the forums and do not have enough posts to pm people. Thank you in advance!

[Chief_Wiggum]

Originally Posted by Miah34 Jamie, is there any way you can pm me so i can order a few things from you. I am new to the forums and do not have enough posts to pm people. Thank you in advance!

James Barone Racing, Custom Fabrication

[alextheguineapig]

Originally Posted by Miah34 Jamie, is there any way you can pm me so i can order a few things from you. I am new to the forums and do not have enough posts to pm people. Thank you in advance!

Order from Edge or Jaime's website directly. There are links to both his site in this section, and Edge's in their section. If you can't PM, I think Jaime's website allows for questions via email.

I don't do any auto-x and I just installed the RSB last fall. I didn't realize that they were prone to failure. I'll maybe take a look under there and order these. Thanks for the answers.

[Nliiitend1]

Looks like a good option over the billet Hotchkis brackets (which I recently bought to use on my solid 28 mm bar) for guys with 1.25" bars.

Maybe you should consider sourcing a few different bushing sizes for those that run differently sized bars to make it easy for them to upgrade to these as well.

[Kyle Undefined]

Will pick these up when I order my RSB from you!

[JBR]

We have or can get most any size bushing to work with these brackets. We even have the bushings for the MS3 OEM front and rear bars.

-Jamie