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is this normal, sway bar related?

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YOUR RESEARCHis this normal, sway bar related?

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Run circle tracks and want some weight "jacked" into it

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IE: the center to center dimension should be the same side to side, unless you are running circle tracks and want some weight "jacked" into it.

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IE: the center to center dimension should be the same side to side, unless you are running circle tracks and want some weight "jacked" into it.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Is this normal that they are not at the same position? left and right thx

POST 2Original post

Looks like you've got adjustable droplinks. The rose joint looks slightly off centre, no expert but can't see why that would be a problem. I'm sure you could just twist it back in line with the other. As long as it's not binding I can't see any harm???

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

i hear strange noise when driving over speedbump or anything else, i thought that this might be the problem ???

POST 4Original post

pull on that DL.... make sure its good and tight!

POST 6Original post

The heim joint could be "broken". That will make bad clunk noises over bumps. I had them before on another car and went back to stock links due to the noise.

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with the car on a level surface you should be able to remove the end of one of your drop links and replace it without having to force it. IE: the center to center dimension should be the same side to side, unless you are running circle tracks and want some weight "jacked" into it.

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