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Re: Daveman @ DECA 23/05/2009 |
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I pulled out the rear swaybar and pretty much fixed the problem. Turns out the rear swaybar was way too stiff once the chassis stopped flexing so much. It was weird, I'd turn it in and it would lean but also pitch in towards the front end because the rear was so rigid. The other factor was that there is just so much grip on that skid pan when it's warm and there is a bit of rubber down.
Soooo, anyone want to buy a rear swaybar? Worked ok with a standard chassis! Easy installation
Posted on: 2009/5/29 7:26
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