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soo i have a ke30 in which i have just changed the diff to a 55 whick has a swaybar attatched.

my question is should i keep the swaybar and bolt it on or is it better to leave off??

I'm not a real suspension buff but what are the pros and cons of this?

cheers

jason.

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Just weld the brackets to the floor where they touch- thats what I did :P

 

It will be great on on fast sweeping stuff but in my experience it sucked in tight stuff as it would spin up the inside tyre. On one roundabout I could get the car to almost stop cause of this wheelspin and out of the hairpin bends going up Aurthors Seat near Melbourne, it would do the same thing.

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