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swaybar extensions
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swaybar extensions
ok so what are the benifits to fitting swaybar extensions besides stopping the driveshaft from hitting the swaybar. do they swaybars work better if they are in the horizontal position as per factory or does it not matter if they are pointing upwards . whats everyones thoughts
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Re: swaybar extensions
Don't quote me but I thought it would help with flex!
Cheers mick
Cheers mick
Re: swaybar extensions
I think the purpose is to keep the sway bar in the factory position to avoid clearance issues with tail shafts etc.
Cheers,
Micko
Cheers,
Micko
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Whats that old saying that I've modernized for this scenario
"fuked over once, shame on her, fuked over twice, shame on me."
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Re: swaybar extensions
Swaybars work best when they're horizontal in the "rest" position.
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