Ok if Spohn rear sway touches QA1's and brackets?
08-29-2010, 03:53 PM
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Ok if Spohn rear sway touches QA1's and brackets? Am I hurting anything? Everything feels fine. No clunks.
How much am I taking away from handling with the improper geometry?
I'm going to have to shorten the endlink bolts and barrels...
How much am I taking away from handling with the improper geometry?
I'm going to have to shorten the endlink bolts and barrels...
08-29-2010, 05:04 PM
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Personally I wouldn't drive it like that. I would get a sway bar that fits right thats why i would never use a Spohn sway bar I've seen a lot that hit the shocks
08-29-2010, 06:20 PM
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Thanks, Guys.
The other side is identical. I had to rotate the shocks as well. The stock bar doesn't have this problem at all. When I get the shorter endlinks on, I might get some clearance from the shocks. It's a 22mm solid, I think. It's almost like Spohn's jig was f'd up when they did mine, or the Moser's brackets are off a little.
The other side is identical. I had to rotate the shocks as well. The stock bar doesn't have this problem at all. When I get the shorter endlinks on, I might get some clearance from the shocks. It's a 22mm solid, I think. It's almost like Spohn's jig was f'd up when they did mine, or the Moser's brackets are off a little.
