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01-07-2009 #1
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sway bar help
Bought an air bar setup for my 67 camaro with a 55" M9 rear housing. What swaybar can I use?
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Justin
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01-07-2009 #2
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I would highly suggest driving the car first before installing a rear swaybar with this setup. I have found that our Camaro is very neutral with a large front swaybar and no rear swaybar. It has ShockWaves and a 1.5" swaybar on the front with a 245/40-18 front tire and an AirBar/ShockWaves and a 335/35-18 tire on the rear.
A rear bar might make the car a bit loose [oversteer...rearend slide first].
IF, after driving the car, you still want a rear bar, I think Frank at Prodigy has a rear swaybar figured out for use with our AirBar suspension.Bret Voelkel
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01-07-2009 #3
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interesting, looking at the setup on my car, it seems there would be a chance for lateral movement. nice to know
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SSable, go ahead and start without the bar. Keep in contact with Frank though. I believe I've seen something that he's got for it.
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