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#814687 01/09/2012 4:16 AM
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I have leaf springs on the rear of my 66 C10. Does anyone make an after market rear sway bar set up. I don't race it at all what would be the best size to look for?
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Any size is better than none.Not racing has no bearing. All modern cars have them. Improve handling and safety. How bout the front???


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