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murcod wrote:Did you check how close you were to the bumpstops on each side? You may have been maxed out for suspension travel even with it fitted. ;)


Ive always wondered about that. My guess is the swaybar wont limit the travel to the bump stops :? , but not having it is abit more comfortable on bumpy terrain.

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