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I don't think they will work. I don't see how they can since the attachment points are unchanged. Usually, adjustable stiffness is achieved by using different mounting points on the bar itself; making the bar shorter makes it stiffer.Chuck Stong
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Yeah, I don't see how those would affect any rate change at the swaybar... you're not altering the point on the lever you are pushing, hence the rate at the bar will stay the same.
Now, if the bracket with two holes bolts to the control arm then you will be altering the motion ratio between the control arm and swaybar very slightly, accomplishing a small rate change in the end.
For a control arm as long as ours in the rear, something like that would be useless. For the front, MAYBE you would notice a difference.
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I knew all those engineering courses would come in handy for something.Chuck Stong
300+ Parts and Performance owner
http://www.300-plus.com
2002 ZCOT president and always active member
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Jason84NA2T wrote:
Now, if the bracket with two holes bolts to the control arm then you will be altering the motion ratio between the control arm and swaybar very slightly, accomplishing a small rate change in the end.
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