Small rear anti sway bar

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05-12-07, 09:27 PM

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After some recollection,I didn't brake anymore brackets after going from a 30mm to a 32mm front bar with prothane bushings in both sizes.

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05-13-07, 01:53 AM

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All in all, are we going to have trouble with the endlinks being too weak? Im hoping not or else this is going to be out of the picture.

you shouldn't worry... if it does break.. a new better reinforced set wouldn't be that much if there is a market...

next if it breaks on you... you'll know and your car is still drivable.. so you don't have anythin to worry bout....

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05-13-07, 05:09 PM

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You dont think its something to worry about? I dont know about Lexus, but isnt the sway bar connected to the subframe? That would cost an arm to fix.

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05-13-07, 06:04 PM

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You dont think its something to worry about? I dont know about Lexus, but isnt the sway bar connected to the subframe? That would cost an arm to fix.

It's definitely not anything to worry about with the stock bar, but I seriously doubt anyone will release an aftermarket bar that is so agressive that the brakets would fail. This isn't enough of a "track" platform.