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01-21-2022 #1
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1969 Camaro Rear Sway bar yes or no?
Seems there is some question as to running a rear sway bar or not. Car has ridetech 4 link, coil overs all the way around with 335 rears and a 9". Just curious on thoughts of whether a rear sway bay is a good add on. Seems to me it should have one but would like to hear any thoughts.
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01-21-2022 #2
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Does the car push in the corner?
1972 Nova Ridetech, Forgeline, Falken Tires, Wilwood, Bowler Performance Transmission, Lingenfelter Performance Engineering.
01-21-2022 #3
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I have heard only if running a massive rear tire.
Tim Tracy
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01-22-2022 #4
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Have not driven it yet, getting close. Running a 335 rear tire
01-22-2022 #5
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The question you're asking is really if you can add rear roll stiffness without overloading the outside rear and making the car tail happy. With a big rear tire like that there's a pretty good chance you'll welcome that additional rear roll stiffness to keep the car balanced.
Cars are meant to be driven.
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