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Old 02-17-2008, 06:28 PM   #224 (permalink)
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Re: NEW PRODUCT: Ultimate Sway Bar Links

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Not a bad approach. I have only seen the OEM ones pushed to the sides and as a result began to fail. IMO I doubt that when snugged up against a collar that sits higher they will fracture. If so, the bar could only move 3/8" assuming both sides simultaneously fail.
That 3/8" is just about far enough to strike the coil springs, at a minimum (have you noticed how close the link ends are when the sway bar is centered?). I don't want any repositioning, period!
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