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05-22-2003, 02:43 PM
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Upgrading from V6 to V8 and swapping V6 swaybars to V8 swaybars is a good idea, and yes, I would recommend that.
(look around, SOMEBODY bought some aftermarket ones, that would glasly make a few bucks selling theirs, dont buy new). My first point is there are a LOT of ther things I would do before going to aftermarket V8 swaybars.
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