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03-26-2005, 07:39 PM
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Will a sway bar help?
In my 89HF when I take a turn at over 30, my tires feel like their kinda floating. They don't hop, but their turning is not as tight as it should be. I was wondering if a sway bar would help with this, or should I just upgrade my rims to something other then the hx's?
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03-27-2005, 02:29 AM
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Re: Will a sway bar help?
What kind and size of tires are you using? Any other suspension work?
Sway bars can make a huge improvement, with the main focus on the rear bar for front wheel drive cars. Suspension Techniques rear bar will fit your car even without Si control arms www.jegs.com With a larger rear sway you should use a lower tie bar. |
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