Subject	some venders sell adjustable end links for the sway bars.
Posted by	not4resaleZ on May 01, 2011 at 8:45 AM
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In Reply To	Re: Make sure your sway bars don't have any load in them. posted by SomZ on April 30, 2011 at 11:54 AM
Message	With these links, when the car is setting on the ground they can be adjusted so there is no load in the sway bars. This load or "twist" in the sway bars lifts one side of the car and pushes the other side down. If everything is perfect on your car, the adjustable links may not be needed.
Follow Ups	KYB AGX and Eibach Pro Kit Springs - SomZ 18:14:21 04/28/11 You measured from ground to fender, yes? In my - jzack 20:57:44 04/28/11 Re: You measured from ground to fender, yes? In my - SomZ 03:51:43 04/29/11 Please help! - SomZ 23:29:58 04/29/11 Make sure your sway bars don't have any load in them. (n/m) - not4resaleZ 11:11:53 04/30/11 Re: Make sure your sway bars don't have any load in them. - SomZ 11:54:09 04/30/11 some venders sell adjustable end links for the sway bars. - not4resaleZ 08:45:08 05/01/11 Measure from both suspension and body point >> - Gordo 93TT Daytona 09:41:38 05/01/11
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