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Old 01-20-09, 10:18 AM
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Hello to all
So I going through the archives and checking things out....I come across a few post's of people taking off there rear sway-bars and getting better handling from there cars.
So my question is.....If I take the rear sway-bar off my FB, how is this making for better handling??????
Unless I'm reading into this wrong, I'm confused.....but that's nothing new.
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From what I've heard and read about, it's to help (not totally eliminate) snap oversteer. I have the same questions, though. I plan on taking mine off soon because I was was told it would help, but I also see where people are adding aftermarket sway bars. What gives? I'm sure they are different and the aftermarket bars somehow do a better job, but how? Thanks for the thread. I'll be anxious to hear what people have to say.
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Originally Posted by martinhickey
From what I've heard and read about, it's to help (not totally eliminate) snap oversteer. I have the same questions, though. I plan on taking mine off soon because I was was told it would help, but I also see where people are adding aftermarket sway bars. What gives? I'm sure they are different and the aftermarket bars somehow do a better job, but how? Thanks for the thread. I'll be anxious to hear what people have to say.
My thoughts exactly.......kinda goes against my knowing about these things. but it's my first time with the FB
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Originally Posted by martinhickey
Is this the right location for this thread?
I don't know that either.....where am I........as my avatar shows, I'm all confused. 8>)
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Originally Posted by martinhickey
Is this the right location for this thread?

EXHAUST LEAK????????? HOW DID I GET THERE ??????
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If we don't get any good responses here, Billy at Respeed (Bwaits) should be able to shed some light on it.
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Sounds good.

The car doesn't need need much of anything besides good usable upgrades.
It's in very nice shape with low miles.
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