This can't be right, is it?, rear sway bar heim joint |
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This can't be right, is it?, rear sway bar heim joint |
VegasRacer |
Feb 6 2006, 04:55 PM
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Is the bolt supposed to be bent like this?
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VegasRacer |
Feb 10 2006, 03:07 PM
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Thanks for all the input guys. I have learned more about rear sway bars than I expected. I think I will keep my set up as is for the first track weekend. The new drop links have already changed the angle of attack and I want to see if that changed the feel and response. One thing at a time.
BTW - when I first installed the new parts I did it with the ass of the car in the air. When I dropped it, the joint filpped and bound up. I reset it the 2nd time with the car on the ground. I then jacked it up 6 times to see if I would again have the problem of it flipping. So far it all seems good to go. |
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