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Old 01-10-2022, 01:50 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by TurboLag23 View Post
Top pic is the Whiteline, bottom pic is stock. The clunk existed before I installed this rear bar. It wound up being the front endlinks - sway bar bolt was loose. Point is, I’ve only driven with the rear bar in this orientation for about a mile, and haven’t noticed anything weird from the rear specifically so far.

I was able to move the bar through its full range of motion without any contact to subframe or other components, in this orientation.
If both rear tires move in compression the bar rotates, if one side only moves it twists. I don't really see an issue if it is in a slightly different orientation. It should still be able to function the same.
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