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Anti roll bar bushes

Started by Paul Isaia, Oct 28, 2026, 08:24 AM

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JON1D

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Looking at my SR build manual it states,

"The antiroll bar can bow be fitted to the chassis using the standard Jaguar rubbers and clamps".

The anti-roll bar might not be  standard part but it states the fixings are.

Jag part numbers
Rubber  pad link  Part No. C10996
Bush- Part no C32925 or CBC5580
Dax 351c T5 2.88 1996 -
Crendon 452c TKO600 -2022-

Chris

The roll bar was definitely unique to S R .

Chris

Not much help with this ,
The roll bar was fitted to the rolling chassis's as you say, all though they were advertised as an optional extra ?
My build back in the day was from scratch and that particular rollbar / bushes came with all the hardware to
fit it .
It was also mentioned it was a lot easier to fit befor engine & gearbox .
The total cost for the assembly was £111 inc vat .
I don't know the answer to your conundrum, I have the receipt but does not tell you whether it is SR or
Jag ?
Realistically they can only be sourced from an automotive supplier, I'm sure S R did not manufacture rollbar bushes .
If I have any useful info, I will let you know and would be grateful for any other input from others .
I don't need these at present but nothing lasts forever .

Chris.

Paul Isaia

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Those of you on Facebook will no doubt know me and the misery I have had for the last 5 years with my car.

I don't seem to be getting the info I need still on the roll bar bushes?

I got a rolling chassis from SR 1995 and the manual says the donor used is a Series 2 XJ6.

To keep the donor bushes but to discard the old roll bar.

That makes me think the bushes needed are from that an XJ6?

But they made their own plate and drop link and fitted a 22,2mm AR bar instead of the XJ6 19 mm.


Fine, but they didn't say which bushes we would need 20 years LATER?


The XJ12 has a 22.2mm AR bar but that doesn't look the same, but are the bushes the same?



I have had the 2 D bushes replaced at the rear section, but I would like to know the part number or Jag that the main bushes at the end of the roll bar are off so I can order new, plus the 2 sets of smaller round bushes , 4 collars and 2 nuts for the drop arms onto that plate.


I find this totally bizarre that these cars have been on the road for decades but when I try and get parts, its like no one has a clue of the part number or part I need?

It took me hours over a week to find a service kit for the brake servo cylinder, it turned out to be a Ford, which I have got the series and date, but can't remember now.

Does anyone now the Jag series or part number for the ends of the AR bar?

Plus has anyone compiled a list for the SR owners to help them with part numbers, alternatives etc on the parts that are not from the standard donor Jag, like fuel senders, service kits, steering spec etc.

The problem is a lot of websites don't have spec on dimensions to cross ref all the sizes like width, bore OD /ID etc so its hours of googling to still not be sure if the right part has been ordered??

Why cant I add a photo? Its saying the attachment is too big?

Thanks Paul