Torsion bars

[truckinman466]

I'm putting a 440 in my Challenger. Originally a 318 car. A guy has some for sale. 1.18 and1.25. 44". Would these be in the range for a street car?

[Chryco Psycho]

Sure , by today's stds most were too light , 1.25 is about as large as you can buy but with a quality shock they work well

[Brads70]

I believe they should be 41" long not 44"?   I have 1.120" in mine and love them, you will need good shocks though.

[HP2]

44" are C body bars. 43.5 are late model B body. Challenger bars will be 41".

[Chryco Psycho]

Ok so I was ok on the diameter but not the length   

[truckinman466]

Yeah, I measured my old ones. They are 41".

[anlauto]

I'd also be weary on why they are two different sizes ? Should torsion bars be equal side to side ?
44" is too long as well

[truckinman466]

He has 2 sets

[anlauto]

Oh...that makes sense...I read it wrong I guess....my bad

For comparison, Factory 440+6 or Hemi cars got 0.92" bars

[dodj]

PST sells new 1.03" bars, 41" long for $239. Just FYI
https://p-s-t.com/i-23157797-1-03-torsion-bar-b-e-body.html#!year%3D1973%7C%7Cmake%3DDODGE%7C%7Cmodel%3DCHALLENGER

[303 Mopar]

I have Hotchkis 1.10 bars on my Cuda and love them - https://www.hotchkis.net/product/41-in-1-03-in-forged-torsion-bars-for-mopar-b-and-e-body-models/

They run sales often, just get on their email list.