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Old 01-05-2003, 08:29 PM
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sway bars

i forget what post it was from, but i heard that having sway bars could cause subframe tearing?
is there a certain bar thickness i should get to stay away from that? my car isnt young so i dont want to stress it too much, but i still want better cornering.
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subframe tearing comes from going over steep hills or bumps at angles. as long as you go over them straight you should be fine
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