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Old 08-14-2004, 07:55 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Calling on the suspension guru's

Since this is my first truck I did not really notice until now but there is no rear sway bar. I would think adding a RSB would help keep the rear planted in the curves. Thoughts or ideas?

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It's not really necissary in a truck, SUV/car yes, truck no.
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Thanks Sammy, I'm just looking for ways to improve the handling.
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Sammy - What is a Speed Bleeder??
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It's a spring loaded check valve that replaces the oem brake bleed valves.
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