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240 Turbo Sway bars. 200

posted by  DougC on  Wed Jul 12 12:20 CST 2006
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As for performance with unmatched sway bars, I saw a post on this recently where someone mentioned the rear end breaking away more easily with a stock rear sway and an upgraded front one."

I'm not positive on this, but I've heard that it's the other way around, i.e., a thicker bar in the rear, without it's partner up front, will create oversteer. The other way, with a stock rear bar and a heavy bar up front only, would create understeer. Maybe someone can correct or verify.
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Thanks for all the help. DougC 1981 242, Turbo bars and wheels, M46............1993 245, B230 NA L-Block, M46, Turbo bars.






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