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Originally Posted by kannibul I've heard those are easy to install as well. Did it change the balance of the car much, or mostly just help with body-roll? Also, which
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The sway bars detrimentally affected low speed aggressive turn in until I increased front camber (using the SPC camber arms). I think this was because there was less roll induced camber. For higher speed cornering it improved the car wonderfully. |
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