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UPDATE on iPd 25mm front swaybar and strut brace 200 1989

posted by  ugly duckling on  Tue Dec 5 21:34 CST 2006
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Wow, what a difference! I've tested on the loopy loop freeway exit and entrance ramps and for the first time really don't feel I have to brake or slow down. The first few times I pressed the brake pedal to slow down out of habit though. I can't say I've gone all out, like going on twisty roads or sweeping freeway ramps under full throttle. I still need to switch my rear stock bar with a 23mm--have a 25mm rear, but some of you guys have cautioned about putting it on.

The bars and brace pretty much have minimized the rolling feeling. I feel more confident, but I know I should still proceed with caution when entering or exiting a freeway with a loopy ramp.






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