swaybar question
#2
ok, but if it pivots, i don't understand how the stiffness matters that much, i mean sure if it was really thin i can totallypicture one sode bending and the other side not moving, but is the stock bar really that flexible? another question, i've noticed that the links that attach the rear suspension to the bar are like at a 45 degree angle and the ones in the front are almost vertical, any idea why it's like that?
#3
Originally posted by ibanez78
ok, but if it pivots, i don't understand how the stiffness matters that much, i mean sure if it was really thin i can totallypicture one sode bending and the other side not moving, but is the stock bar really that flexible?
ok, but if it pivots, i don't understand how the stiffness matters that much, i mean sure if it was really thin i can totallypicture one sode bending and the other side not moving, but is the stock bar really that flexible?
Originally posted by ibanez78
another question, i've noticed that the links that attach the rear suspension to the bar are like at a 45 degree angle and the ones in the front are almost vertical, any idea why it's like that?
another question, i've noticed that the links that attach the rear suspension to the bar are like at a 45 degree angle and the ones in the front are almost vertical, any idea why it's like that?
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