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Name is Ray
- Joined
- January 4, 2003
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- City, State
- Valley Stream, Long Island
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- '97 XLT 4-dr SOHC
Finally got around to installing my Sway Bars today. I took the time to paint it Ford Blue. Color came out too bright on the picture but it really has a nice darker color to it.
Anyway, I considered just buying the rear bar but I'm glad I didn't. Here's why. I installed the front SB first to see the difference between the hollow stock SB to the solid EE SB. The test drive with the new front bar and with stock rear bar was amazing! I could feel the tire grip the road on turns. A sports-car-like cornering! This alone was enough to convince me of how effective they are and I haven't even installed the rear bar yet.
For those who put off buying the Sway Bars, you have got to catch the next Group Buy!
Picture of the front bar:
Anyway, I considered just buying the rear bar but I'm glad I didn't. Here's why. I installed the front SB first to see the difference between the hollow stock SB to the solid EE SB. The test drive with the new front bar and with stock rear bar was amazing! I could feel the tire grip the road on turns. A sports-car-like cornering! This alone was enough to convince me of how effective they are and I haven't even installed the rear bar yet.
For those who put off buying the Sway Bars, you have got to catch the next Group Buy!
Picture of the front bar: