Should I remove the factory front sway bar ?
81 Malibu wagon The previous owner was perfectly happy with the set up of this car.I think its a little soft in the back.---But everytime I see that big ole front sway bar,I'm thinking I'd like to get rid of that weight and maybe gain a little front end travel.I've had people tell me not to remove it----just dont know why----
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Re: Should I remove the factory front sway bar ?
Everett: If it's a drag only car, take it off; if it sees some street duty, leave it on. Removing it will allow the front end to rise quicker, aiding weight transfer.
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Re: Should I remove the factory front sway bar ?
Everett, try removing just the swaybar links and see if it gives you anything you like (60'). Bar itself probably weighs about 20 lbs. (+-)? ...I used to just remove the bar links on both my '99 and '02 Camaros when I went to the track and re-connect when they saw limited street time. It def. helped my 60' times. Best wishes....WJ
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Re: Should I remove the factory front sway bar ?
I did on my 79 Malibu wagon and saw NO difference.
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Re: Should I remove the factory front sway bar ?
Thanks guys-- If I can work it in to my winter budget,Going to get rid of the heavy front bumper and bumper shocks for a plastic one.How would I mount the plastic front bumper Do they make a mount?
Also-- Its really a Buick Century But I think the bumper is same as Malibu. |
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