Changing anti-sway bars, and its effects on handling
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Changing anti-sway bars, and its effects on handling
Thanks for sharing, that was quite a good read and also very informative!
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You're most welcome. Found this Yeeeears ago.
Amazing what one can find when one does some actual research and not just ask to be spoon fed.
Amazing what one can find when one does some actual research and not just ask to be spoon fed.
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Re: Changing anti-sway bars, and its effects on handling
1red5 wrote:not just ask to be spoon fed.
What's wrong with spoon fed, not everyone is born with a silver spoon. I seized on the opportunity whenever it present itself.
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Re: Changing anti-sway bars, and its effects on handling
...give a man a fish...
...teach him how to fish...
and all that
...teach him how to fish...
and all that
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