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larphead
 Post subject: cavalier strut bar
PostPosted: Sat May 17, 2003 11:39 pm 
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i made this today 8)

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Man I had a 93 z-24. It had more torque than it needed. I really miss that car. It was pretty damn fast for a cav. I had little stuff done to it. Chipset, k&n cold air system, headers. It would run. On a different note, would a luv need some kind of stabilizer bar if you did away with torsion bars and went to the coil over setup?

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thats a very good question :? .....a brace may not nessacary but it can help the handling

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We already have sway bars down there, so I would say that no, it wouldn't be a must. But, it would probably help. Just my .02...

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luvs already have stabalizer (sway) bars and strut bars.
I should tell my buddy tim about that, he has a 94 cavi...

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