title says it. i want to know what bars people are using and why. i've read several articles on the principles of tuning with your bars, and how they work but i wanted to bring it up here to see what the stang community thinks. i'm slowly building up my suspension and the swaybars are coming out soon.
here is my current setup. it's not where i want it to be but $ is tight these days.
eibach pro-kit springs
lakewood traction/action lca's (poly bushings both ends)
stock shocks/struts (~140k miles/~230k km )
heavy-duty endlinks on front bar
now before you guys tell me i'm an idiot..... i already know
normally i'd get shocks/struts at the same time as springs, but i got the springs for dirt and didn't have money for shocks but my stock springs were sagging in the back very badly.
also, in retrospect i wish i hadn't purchased the lakewood lca's. they're nice and strong, and a huge improvement over stock, but then i learned about torque box damage and the advantages of spherical bearings. oh well, live and learn i guess.
alright, that about sums it up. let's hear it...
-steve
here is my current setup. it's not where i want it to be but $ is tight these days.
eibach pro-kit springs
lakewood traction/action lca's (poly bushings both ends)
stock shocks/struts (~140k miles/~230k km )
heavy-duty endlinks on front bar
now before you guys tell me i'm an idiot..... i already know
normally i'd get shocks/struts at the same time as springs, but i got the springs for dirt and didn't have money for shocks but my stock springs were sagging in the back very badly.
also, in retrospect i wish i hadn't purchased the lakewood lca's. they're nice and strong, and a huge improvement over stock, but then i learned about torque box damage and the advantages of spherical bearings. oh well, live and learn i guess.
alright, that about sums it up. let's hear it...
-steve