I'm inquiring with Whiteline about a swaybar for my '84 Brat. They list four swaybars for various models of the older cars, but they don't know what a Brat is and I've forgotten what that model is called in Australia. Can you help an old guy out? Better yet, if you have a Whiteline swaybar on your Brat, which part # is it and how much trouble to install and was it worth the time, money, aggravation. Thanks.

Itsa Brumby Eh?

I'm inquiring with Whiteline about a swaybar for my '84 Brat. They list four swaybars for various models of the older cars, but they don't know what a Brat is and I've forgotten what that model is called in Australia. Can you help an old guy out? Better yet, if you have a Whiteline swaybar on your Brat, which part # is it and how much trouble to install and was it worth the time, money, aggravation. Thanks.

 

 

I'm not Australian, but I'm pretty certain it's a Brumby

they are right, it's a brumby ed.......

I am from Australia & yes it is called a Brumby. Check out http://www.ausubaru.com/ausubaru/html/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewforum&f=13

 

If you ask the guys on there, they will give you all the info you need.

Simon...

I have no idea why Subaru Australia named it after a wild horse ? (that's what a wild horse in Australia is called)They must of been after an Australian thing. When I'm looking for info, I aussie google Brumby and get all horse tihs

 

edit: read last word backwards

Same deal with being called brumby in NZ, you'd think they would just stick with one name, wouldn't you!

but no, not subaru!