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1992 245 Installing Turbo Sway Bars, What Else To Do While In There? 200

posted by  Dan Marino on  Tue Jun 1 06:50 CST 2004
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Thanks Rhaire,

I was trying to upgrade my 245 to at least handle like a turbo 245. The 245 turbos had the 19mm rear sway bar right? Did the 21mm rear bar come on turbo sedans? My current rear bar seems to be 17mm or smaller. I'm not sure if my rear shocks and springs are in need of replacement. It visually seems like the driver side rear of the 245 is sagging a little, so I'll try to check for worn bushings while I'm under the car.






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