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04-07-2012, 10:46 AM
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65 GTO rear sway bar
I currently have a 7/8 inch anti sway bar on the rear of my 65 GTO, and, a 1-5/16 inch bar in the front. I've had this combination for some time now and the car handles fairly well, but, I feel it could be a little better. My question is: will going to a 1 inch bar instead of the 7/8 inch bar improve the handling any? I don't want to change springs, suspension bushings, tire sizes or anything like that. Car has the boxed control arms, so, the swap would be a direct bolt in. Would just like opinions/comments before I spring hard earned money for a new anti sway bar. Any help appreciated. Thank You.
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04-08-2012, 03:42 PM
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I answered your question over on CP.
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