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Originally Posted by M.Bonanni I don't have the end links yet. They probably won't make a massive difference, they will just allow you to optimize the effectiveness of the bar
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Got the sway bars installed today. Frt & bck set to the softest settings. I could feel the difference coming out of the garage! Initial feedback is that the car feel a lot more "seatted" around highway exist or even when changing lanes! Fitting with the FI CBE is no issue at all. The endlinks looked like a "generic" product with lost of adjustments avail. I set it up same as OEM. Anyway, they are a big improvment over the stock ones... Will probably move into the medium rear setting before my next track day. I haven't weighted them but they are around 35% heavier than stocks. Phil
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