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Sorry I read it correctly and typed it wrong. If you are 100% OEM, definitely I do not recommend removing rear bar. Our rear OEM springs are too soft as
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Sorry I read it correctly and typed it wrong.
If you are 100% OEM, definitely I do not recommend removing rear bar. Our rear OEM springs are too soft as it is. If you want a quick decent upgrade though for not a lot of money I would still recommend the same spec-r's and the stillen bars. I would recommend adding one bar at a time just to see what it does. Start with the front full stiff +OEM rear. Then just disconnect one of the end links on the rear bar. Then try the stillen full soft...
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