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Sway bars 120-130

posted by  Cog on  Mon Jun 18 19:34 CST 2012
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Lots of good advice submitted to date.

An excellent primer on sway bars and lots more is "How To Make Your Car Handle" by Fred Puhn, available at online booksellers. It was written several decades ago for enthusiasts like us while including correct engineering concepts and data to help us cope with all the options.

It's applicable to vintage Volvos as much as to race cars of the day. It allows you to understand the many replies this subject has generated.






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