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Title: have you try the ANTI SWAY bars?
Post by: lokomonkey on October 05, 2004, 06:30:46 AM

I need to know "whats the point on having an 'anti sway' bar install, the one from Calmini. does it really affects your driving? how?

Title: Re: have you try the ANTI SWAY bars?
Post by: lokomonkey on October 05, 2004, 06:32:13 AM

sorry I forgot!! install in a '90 sidekick

Title: Re: have you try the ANTI SWAY bars?
Post by: wolf66 on October 05, 2004, 06:35:43 AM

You will get less lean in high speed cornering on road, but less flex off road.

Title: Re: have you try the ANTI SWAY bars?
Post by: Cwkick on October 05, 2004, 06:52:55 AM

I had a set and they made my Tracker very stable and would corner very flat, but it killed my flex off road.  If you mostly drive on the street or have a lifted Trak/Kick that leans a lot in corners I would recommend them.  Otherwise, spend your money on something else.

Cwkick

Title: Re: have you try the ANTI SWAY bars?
Post by: cocobeachtracker on October 06, 2004, 01:42:51 AM

I built a remote swaybar disconnect in my tracker and I can definitely tell the difference on the road. I like the results but not the operation.  I am redesigning the disconnect and will post when I get one that works better.

Title: Re: have you try the ANTI SWAY bars?
Post by: Rhinoman on October 06, 2004, 02:23:01 AM

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I built a remote swaybar disconnect in my tracker and I can definitely tell the difference on the road. I like the results but not the operation.  I am redesigning the disconnect and will post when I get one that works better.

I think most of us will be interested in seeing how that turns out.

Title: Re: have you try the ANTI SWAY bars?
Post by: hcgalvin on October 06, 2004, 05:26:20 AM

Speaking of...

anybody seen any place other than calmini or p.s.t that has performance sway bars for a sammy?

we used a sammy sway bar for the kick when we did this SAS setup, and it'd be cool if I could get one that's high performance, with poly bushings, to help me out on the road.

Title: Re: have you try the ANTI SWAY bars?
Post by: Agent Orange on October 06, 2004, 11:54:15 AM

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Speaking of...

anybody seen any place other than calmini or p.s.t that has performance sway bars for a sammy?

we used a sammy sway bar for the kick when we did this SAS setup, and it'd be cool if I could get one that's high performance, with poly bushings, to help me out on the road.

check out calmini's sway bars for the sami

Title: Re: have you try the ANTI SWAY bars?
Post by: jagular7 on October 06, 2004, 12:23:03 PM

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Speaking of...

anybody seen any place other than calmini or p.s.t that has performance sway bars for a sammy?

we used a sammy sway bar for the kick when we did this SAS setup, and it'd be cool if I could get one that's high performance, with poly bushings, to help me out on the road.

Why not look for the Currie Rock bar? It's just a simple torsion bar contected with long swing arms which are then attached to the axle. Lifted coiled Jeeps run these continuously, even off-road. Some of the rock crawlers run them during competition.