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Old 02-28-2013, 10:36 AM   #1
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Question on Sway bar and lowering coilover

Hi all,

Imma thinking to purchase the hotchkis sway bars, but worry that the sway bars may eventually hit the ground because I have lowered my car with the new sets of tires and coilover.

My current setting: front 225/40/18 Rear 255/40/18

need some technical feedback on that loll thanks all
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I have not lowered at all, but I can confirm the hotchkis sway bars are excellent, and far from the ground. Enjoy!
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Yep, it should be fine. If it's too low you're going to grind on the frame

Here's a quick blurry phone pic of the rears (Not lowered and with Hotchkis sways)
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