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Old 04-13-2006, 05:30 PM
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Thanks, will do.


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Are most of you guys running sway bars on the ERA?

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Front & rear, yes.
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Front and rear with the big brake option.
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I added my sway bars later. It was good to drive with out them first .
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I added my sway bars later. It was good to drive with out them first .
Did you notice a big difference in handling, ride quality, etc?

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65FIA289, in deciding upon the ERA FIA, you made a great selection! I have the 427SC model and a close friend has the FIA. We often attend shows parked side by side and we are able to point out the true differences in these two body styles.

I did add the front sway bar to my car and it helped some what in cornering but honestly the car drove and cornered very well before I added the bar. I added the front bar because for some reason the rear bar was already installed and I believe that you should have a larger bar in the front for proper balance and road holding.
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