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Originally Posted by RCZ swaybar walk, check your front sway... its moving side to side. Hmm, but he has Hotchkis which have a welded stop, really shouldn't be able to
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06-12-2009, 12:09 PM
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Did you lube the inside of the rubber bushing up thoroughly when mounting? All I can think of is that you over tightened the bracket and had insufficient lubrication. That would load the sway bar like a spring until it developed enough tension to pop into place. |
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