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Thanks Ryan, yes that was/is my car and I do remember talking to you. Thanks for spending a minute or two to speak with me - I appreciate more than people know.
Bill S. (Old Red Alert) - I have been looking at the Stop-Hop bars. Some also call them traction bars. Some say that they work but make the car ride harsh. It looks like I will probably be getting a set after I get the pinion seal leak fixed. Thanks for your input on this issue - I value it more than a lot of the ads. |
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Ryan1969Chevelle (09-23-2023) |
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I think Bill is talking about "Southside Machine Bars". This is a brand name but they locate the rear of the lower control arm lower than stock. I've used them in the past and noticed no difference in ride quality. JMO
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These bars don't affect the ride at all. The bars that are similar to leaf spring bars might. The holes in the 3 "fingers" would require you to drill thru the "fins" on the diff housing for a long bolt to go thru. If you prefer to not do that, they still work well.
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