Suspension Techniques crx
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From: Lagrangeville, New York, USA
I am installing the 7/8" bar on the rear of my CRX. The first issue is that the brackets do not tighten up enough at the shock base to keep itself from spinning - a pain, but not really a problem. I welded on some flat stock to keep it from spinning when the bar applies pressure to it. Fixed.
However, the link seems to be binding. I know I read about this on here but the search is disabled. Someone give me an idea how to correct?
However, the link seems to be binding. I know I read about this on here but the search is disabled. Someone give me an idea how to correct?
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From: Lagrangeville, New York, USA
So basically the ST link brackets suck and are just plain wrong. Bad design. I am mocking up some changes to them I will post some pics when I am done.
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I have never been a fan of the way ST sway bars are designed and connect to the LCA's. It just doesn't look as effective as a bar more like OEM that turns 90 degrees and then connects to a vertical end link to the LCA.
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