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Front anti-sway bar in 140 140-160

posted by  blackjackmc on  Thu May 8 09:32 CST 2003
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I run a 1" front bar with 2" lowered heavy duty springs.Modified 240 rear bar by drilling trailing arms and making spacers with long high tensile bolts,1" rear springs.205x55x16 nissan SX rims,firm ride but handles excellent.I have a 242GT rear bar to fit, it is a different profile and hits on panhard rod so have to redesign mounting or just be content with present setup.Car is 144GL 94,000KM original leather seats,just about finished complete panels off glass out respray,Metallic silver looking good,have stopped asking myself why am i doing this as i can see the light at the end of the tunnel. Cheers Jack McIntyre






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