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  • Member For: 9y 4m 24d
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  • Location: Brisbane
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I've heard removing the rear swaybar on a BF inproves handling is some ways, anyone tried this? My car is lowered I will be putting a whiteline front swaybar on it soon, just wondered what the best option is for the rear? Thanks

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  • Member For: 9y 3m 19d
Posted

The hole point of a sway bar is to stop swaying who ever told u that is spitting :bsmeter: if your getting white line on front get white line in the rear u can go double but really no need on the street

  • skids
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Posted (edited)

don't touch it.

 

I quite liked the upgraded sway bars on my old BF so would recommend having the front n rear done.

 

would look at the rear end suspension linkages/bushings too if you are keen to improve handling.

Edited by skidxr6t

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