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sway-bar size change 200

posted by  asummersby on  Tue Jun 21 07:59 CST 2005
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I did look in archives but couldn't find the exact answer....

I have a non-turbo '86 240 wagon with ipd bars - 25 / 22.
I'm looking to get a pair of 23s - front from a turbo the rear from a '79 GT.
What will this do to have same diameter front to back? Should the rear always be smaller for wagons?

It corners nicely now but I don't like the side effect of the front wheels not being as independent from each other for rough city streets, etc.....

Andrew
mpls, mn






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