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Thinking about rear sways....yey or ney? are they a must for everyday driving? Easy to remove?

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Old 02-11-2006, 07:24 PM
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Thinking about rear sways....yey or ney? are they a must for everyday driving? Easy to remove?
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Old 02-12-2006, 01:38 AM
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Been awhile since we talked about sways...same Q was on my mind a few days ago.
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Old 02-12-2006, 08:24 AM
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Default Easy install, easy to remove. Not the same boost in performance as on the B5, but still helps.
I bit less understear. Some have had (including me) bolts come out, so I safety wired mine in addition to using thread lock.
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A must. Go for the full front and rear setup. I think its a huge difference. And well worth it.
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is there enough thread to double bolt with a lock washer between the two bolts?
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I had f/r then changed to rear olny, like it much better. easy job too.
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can you elaborate on teh difference?
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Default well the f/r felt stiffer but to me the steering was the same. When I put the rear
only the sterring felt more neutral although still not really great but a lot better.
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