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Old 02-14-2004, 08:42 PM
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Is it absolutely neccassary to do both the front and the back sway bars? If I just changed the front one would that be a big difference? i have bmr sfc, stb, and the adjustable panhard rod with eibach springs?? please respond!!
Old 02-14-2004, 08:54 PM
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To get the full effect of your suspension then yes it is recomended to change both at the same time. What do you plan on doing with the car?
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And what characteristic are you trying to tune?
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To answer the question, no it is not "absolutley necasary".
Actually alot say the front is enough for street cars.
I only have the front. If I were I do the back, doubt it,
I'd stay on the small size like a 1LE.
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I put the Spohn 22mm Solid 4140 Rear Sway Bar in my car, and the difference was so noticeable that I ordered the front swaybar the next day. I don't do any racing, but just driving down the road there was a huge difference. Not to mention it got rid of my annyoing squeaking.

I'll let you know once I get the front bar in.




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