No rear sway bar?

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Green_Meanie

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I plan to run a real tight drag suspension, would I be alright on the street with out a rear sway bar?

 

Rootus

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Should be fine. V6's didn't have swaybars from 98-01.

 

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DO NOT do that

It henders traction and power distribution.

it is ok if you have control arms, as many control arms are not drilled for sway bar

 

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95snoozer said:

DO NOT do that

It henders traction and power distribution.

it is ok if you have control arms, as many control arms are not drilled for sway bar

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Yes, there will be control arms. I would not remove stock sway bars from a stock suspension.

 

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Mine broke coouple years ago and before I replaced it, I drove between here and Phoenix a few times, man it was scary, especially when I hit a bridge, the bump would get the rear end all floaty.

 

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Zero Signal said:

Mine broke coouple years ago and before I replaced it, I drove between here and Phoenix a few times, man it was scary, especially when I hit a bridge, the bump would get the rear end all floaty.

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But how fast were you going? That could have something to do with it too.

 

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yeah... a panhard bar would be nice