Sway Bars
#21
Ya, got our minds turning. I installed mine tonight, i dont feel in any way it was a waste of money, and we dont ever get snow/ice here n texas. lol. so i should be fine this winter. the car has more get out of a uturn and hard corner. i took it around a few windy roads just a bit ago after droppin the lady off. im enjoying it. esp since it was a gift from my lady and only took 18min to install. cant beat it. i am considering some better shocks and springs next to help the overall outcome with this.
#22
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Join Date: 01-13-2008
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Theres no doubt it'll make a huge difference,all my vehicles have them and the SS gets one on tomarrow.Ive actually debated for awhile because of the bar size, if I should do this one or chose a smaller bar..but since it went on sale..we all like to save a buck!!It was too tempting.Already looking at a front bar.( that should be a fun install).Figger I'll get the meats firmly planted before GM releases the Stage 1 kit(Xmas Toys!)
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Havn't looked into the underside details yet but a quick glance and looking at the shape of the bar(its all twisty) it looks to be a chore.Probably will need a lift to get high enoughto get the bar around the front frame and motor( bar sits behind the motor)I'll be under it tomarrow and take a closer look.
#25
Havn't looked into the underside details yet but a quick glance and looking at the shape of the bar(its all twisty) it looks to be a chore.Probably will need a lift to get high enoughto get the bar around the front frame and motor( bar sits behind the motor)I'll be under it tomarrow and take a closer look.
you can PM me so we dont trash this tread to much.
#26
The scary part for me is that these bars have been brought to market and sold with no disclosure of design, testing, or performance numbers. When you're bolting something to the car that was never designed into the chassis to begin with, you have to know how it's going to affect the vehicle.
#27
The scary part for me is that these bars have been brought to market and sold with no disclosure of design, testing, or performance numbers. When you're bolting something to the car that was never designed into the chassis to begin with, you have to know how it's going to affect the vehicle.
that is true. i hope i dont ever end up in a situation that ends with anyone hurt. i dont plan on driving it real hard/fast. i turn pretty moderatly and slow
on most occasions. i carry tools n the back for work, so i dont like them flying around.
#28
Ya, got our minds turning. I installed mine tonight, i dont feel in any way it was a waste of money, and we dont ever get snow/ice here n texas. lol. so i should be fine this winter. the car has more get out of a uturn and hard corner. i took it around a few windy roads just a bit ago after droppin the lady off. im enjoying it. esp since it was a gift from my lady and only took 18min to install. cant beat it. i am considering some better shocks and springs next to help the overall outcome with this.
#30