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Benwin
09-06-2009, 09:09 AM
:flamer: Away if this has been asked several dozen times... The search function :censor:ing hates me...
It's my understanding that a sway bar effectively "pushes" up on the "underused" side of the car's suspension during a turn...
Can the airbags in the back of the Marauder handle that extra "weight" being transferred to it if you get a stiffer sway bar in the back?
O's Fan Rich
09-06-2009, 09:31 AM
I don't recall this question ever being asked.
But, my answer would be "yes".
SpartaPerformance
09-06-2009, 10:37 AM
As the your car turns and body roll begins to compress the suspension the sway bar (anti-roll bar to be exact) pushes up on the compressed suspension keeping at level as possible.
As for the air bags in the rear of a Marauder they can handle it just fine. When engineering a part any part especially for suspension you have to take into consideration the most realistic stress a part will endure. Something like an suspension air bag would be designed under the guidelines of.... Lets say a family of obese people went on vacation, the airbags must be able to hold them, their luggage in the trunk and the road conditions such as potholes.
ImpalaSlayer
09-06-2009, 11:38 AM
well if right now when you go around a turn with the factory sway bars the bag on the outside of the turn has most of the pressure on it. by adding a stiffer sway bar you would be reducing the pressure on the same bag because more of it would transfered to the inside bag.
i have front and rear sway bars and they are well worth the money!
rayjay
09-07-2009, 05:23 AM
Front and rear Addcos made a 100% improvement in the way my DTR handles.
fastblackmerc
09-07-2009, 05:57 AM
Front and rear Addcos made a 100% improvement in the way my DTR handles.
And we've been doing this mod for years.
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