[FC] Sway bars

[Bryan Blackwell]

Use both on one or the other.  Essentially, adding a bar to only one 
end makes that end slide more than the other.  Generally one adds only 
the rear bar to cars that already have the front bar and exhibit a lot 
of push.
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On Jul 15, 2006, at 9:49 AM, Ben and Lynn Stiles wrote:

> Anyway, would it be a benefit to split the set up among the two 
> trucks, or just put them both on the Greenbrier and deal with the 
> Rampside later when more $$$ is available? The Rampside does get 
> driven much less, and the Greenbrier is the long distance traveller 
> for vacations, so the van does get preferential treatment. I 
> understand that the front sway bar is the more common/more beneficial 
> one???