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morghen
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Wow ! 
You should not modify this car. Sell it to someone that wants to keep it original and get a later model.
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chris79
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Location: milan
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| Why ? I read that sway bar was optional in 924 na before '78 |
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chris79
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| Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2015 10:18 pm Post subject: |
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| Can anyone post some photos of bottom 924 na ? |
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morghen
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you should make a new topic for your car, moderator should move all these posts to your topic...we are polluting a how-to topic.
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chris79
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| Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2015 11:10 pm Post subject: |
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| if I create a new post they tell me read how to, I'll have to write somewhere ? |
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Chrenan
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| morghen wrote: | | you should make a new topic for your car, moderator should move all these posts to your topic...we are polluting a how-to topic. |
I'm disgusted to have come back and seen the mess made of my how-to thread. This is how content contributed by senior members is treated? I demand retribution.
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Brockoli
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Location: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
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Rare Chrenan sighting!!!! O no, I'm also polluting the thread 
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XLR8
Joined: 30 Mar 2016
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Location: Byron Bay, Australia
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| Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2018 8:17 am Post subject: Finally put a rear sway on my '82 NA. |
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I found a pair of used 944 S2 Sways (27mm front, 18mm rear) and have only managed to get the 18mm rear bolted in so far.
The car has a 21mm front installed from factory (and for the moment, still does).
She's gone from understeering on power in tight turns to quite dramatic oversteer (tight and medium turns) - even with <125bhp! She would be a handful in the wet!
I plan to install the 27mm front, which I think will even things out a bit. My seat of the pants thinks that a 16mm rear would be an excellent match for the standard 21mm front.
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XLR8
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Location: Byron Bay, Australia
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Finally got the 27mm sway bar on the front (18mm already installed in the rear). I installed some Poly main bushings at the same time.
What a transformation! Steering is quicker, muuuuuch flatter cornering, and cornering potential is way faster. Highly recommended.
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