I want the hap rear sway bar, but he is not responding to email, so I was wondering if anyone has heard from him lately. Any help on this would be appreciated. I have a rear subframe from my wrecked 92, but I would like to avoid having to do all that when I could get an adjustable one instead. Anyone know what the story is? Where is Hap?

Why is that? Too much demand or what? Now they will be more expensive too. Damn. Let me know if you hear anything. Thanks -Audihumper

The stock 92 swaybar and the Happerbar use the same mounts on the rear subframe. You can mount either the stock 92 bar or the Happer bar with the same effort. The only question is whether you want to use your 92 subframe or the Pederson brackets. I'd use the subframe because you already have it, although I just installed the Pederson plates in my car and they are very slick.

Yea but using the subframe requires a huge amount of work, and the other option seems like a lot easier way to go. Where is Hap?

But the difference is the cost of the Pederson plates. Not cheap.

How much are the Pederson plates, and how do I find him to buy them. I bet they are expensive, but so would be tearing apart the whole rear end of my car, including dealing with that little cannister on the brake lines that is mounted to the subframe. I would have to run new brake lines etc.... so I bet the pederson plates are worth it. -Audihumper