Well added the Sway links...

GTA_V6_Mustang

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Picked up a set of poly sway link kits and am extremely satisfied. I am getting more and more anxious to find the opportunity to test my car out on a road course. Car seems to keep coming together nicely lately.

 

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there's a big difference? what does it feel like?

 

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DDSTANG94 said:

there's a big difference? what does it feel like?

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Well its not a BIG difference. Its just a difference. Front suspension feels tied together very well now. And that sway bar is planted solid there. Also I punched it hard going around a corner I just went around yesterday and yesterday I could hear the front tires disagreeing a bit. But today when I did it again and a good bit quicker tires did not complain at all and I could feel the difference in the swaying of the car (it didnt sway) lol.

 

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nice!

 

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DDSTANG94 said:

nice!

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Yeah, my front setup is almost complete. Want to get the Cobra A arms and maybe a Cobra rack. Just need to figure out what to do about my rear suspension. I was thinking polyurethane axle pivot bushings for sure, UCA from buy for racing that they say are twice as stiff, and Well I dont see what else I could do to make the rear stick better.

 

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GTA_V6_Mustang said:

Yeah, my front setup is almost complete. Want to get the Cobra A arms and maybe a Cobra rack. Just need to figure out what to do about my rear suspension. I was thinking polyurethane axle pivot bushings for sure, UCA from buy for racing that they say are twice as stiff, and Well I dont see what else I could do to make the rear stick better.

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maximum motorsports has tons of rear suspension parts u can add ...but they ant cheap

 

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get some poly sway mounts too

 

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urban96 said:

get some poly sway mounts too

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??? the rear sway bar is mounted solid, lol. Doesnt get much stiffer than that And if you are talking about the front I already have those

 

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ya front.

i did mine at the same time i did the MM c/c plates and the front end had a totally different feel after that

 

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urban96 said:

ya front.

i did mine at the same time i did the MM c/c plates and the front end had a totally different feel after that

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What do you have ur caster set at outa of curiousity?

 

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I did the polys and noticed ZERO difference. Now, after installing them with my 1.375" front sway..HUGE difference. No lean in turns and you can stand on the front end and it dont move.

 

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Pokageek said:

I did the polys and noticed ZERO difference. Now, after installing them with my 1.375" front sway..HUGE difference. No lean in turns and you can stand on the front end and it dont move.

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I guess every combo is different