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How to improve further? 444-544

posted by  JohnMc on  Thu Jun 3 03:07 CST 2004
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How is it illogical? Prior to the installation of the sway bars you could push and pull sideways on the car on the drip rail and it would easily go several inches side to side. With them on front and rear it is very firm side to side. Nothing to do with the steering, the car was just being pushed on the sides by wind gusts trailing off the semis and being physically rocked side to side.






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