any pics of a anti-roll bar thats straight and under the housing
04-16-2009, 08:20 AM
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any pics of a anti-roll bar thats straight and under the housing i'm about to fab mine up tonight and like to see some pics of some under the housing anti roll bars that are straight... no BMR or Spohns....
04-16-2009, 08:22 AM
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do you guys think the frame rail in these cars is strong enough to tie into with the tabs for the end links? ofcourse i'd weld a 3x3 pad in to give extra strenght...
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i think ill have the arms of the anti roll point towards the front of the car kinda like the burkhart piece.... and probably mount it right under the housing not behind it...
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04-16-2009, 07:40 PM
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I have never taken it off... Nor do i really see a reason to. Drives good enough on the street. I also dont pretend i can corner very fast with drag suspension. 
I honestly can say i cant notice a difference to this vs the other sway bar that was on the 10 bolt. It was some sort of aftermakret, but im not sure what. Its red, maybe spohn?? was on the car when i got it.(i dont notice a diff while driving on the street! launching is much better, and the car looks like it trys to lift the front evenly, not trying to pull up 1 tire like before)
Chris
I honestly can say i cant notice a difference to this vs the other sway bar that was on the 10 bolt. It was some sort of aftermakret, but im not sure what. Its red, maybe spohn?? was on the car when i got it.(i dont notice a diff while driving on the street! launching is much better, and the car looks like it trys to lift the front evenly, not trying to pull up 1 tire like before)
Chris
