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Re: -ve camber on a 1200
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Now this is testing to my memory banks..
As far as I remember The lower arms on the Stanza and Sunny are the same coz I have a Sunny and I bought the front end of a Stanza for bigger brakes(same as bluebird brakes) and
1200 lower arms are shorter but you can put the Sunny/Stanza lower arms in which are longer. All the springs are the same diamenter except Stanza has a heavier rate spring to support the L series motor, then the Sunny (a12,a14) then the 120Y (a12), then the 1200(a12) ,,,,question is when using Sunny or Stanza Lowers do you have to use Sunny sway bars??

Posted on: 2002/9/27 17:51
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Re: -ve camber on a 1200
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the answer is no,you keep the same sway bar,but the 120y sway bar is bigger than 1200,so use one of them.the sunny sway bar won't fit as it is wider between the mounting points than the 120y or 1200.

Posted on: 2002/9/27 23:22
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Re: -ve camber on a 1200
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You mean the two mounting points on the chassis or body at the front??

Yeah must be yeah I never compared them but that sounds right.

Posted on: 2002/9/28 16:06
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