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Front Sway Bar Removal
Quick questions (without looking underneath car). If I'm just removing my front sway bar, do I need to put the brackets they bolt onto back on the car? Do they serve any other purpose?
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Uhm. From what I am seeing you are asking of the actual brackets that the bar attaches to are needed? Yes they are very much needed, if you are running the sway bar. I would still put them back on if you are running no sway bar, but that's just me.
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I'm not asking if they are needed if I'm running the sway bar lol. Just asking if they have any other function (support?) other than holding the sway bar in place.
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Rigidity it looks like
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Um that looks pretty important... I see the engine and transmission attached to a crossmember and the part you want to remove looks like it connects that crossmember to the unibody. But hey, leave it off and see what happens. YOLO weight reduction
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K I'll leave it on. Thanks you dude with million posts for scientific explanation.
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I'd put them back on immediately before you drive the car. They appear to be a major structural bracing member connecting the LCA suspension points to the chassis. Just because the swaybar bolts to them doesn't mean that's their only purpose.
On a related note... Why exactly are you removing the front swaybar? |
No front sway means drift machine.
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No sway bar for drifting is awesome btw.
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Running without rears also? Or just the front sway and end links?
Revived from the dead lol:burnrubber::burnrubber: |
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