When I did my rear springs, at same time as the sway bar kits, I replaced them with the Moog 81069 springs. IMO, I like it stiffer but has softened a bit since new because I corner very hard at all times. The feeling is very satisfying.
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iamdub
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I ran across the installation instructions for my Nolathane bars yesterday and saw that they had a pic of a rear bar showing three holes in it with firmest to softest settings. Did you have this with yours? Now I'm wondering if the Nolathanes really are re-boxed Hellwigs without the end links and the "medium" and "soft" holes chopped off.
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livingez_123
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Only one hole on mine.
iamdub
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Right. Same with mine. I meant did your instructions show three settings. It's as if they made the changes to be a different brand/lower the cost but just reused the Hellwig instructions.
My Hellwig Bars had the 3 holes.
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livingez_123
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Instructions? Hummmm, never read them!
iamdub
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I didn't read mine or I would've noticed that pic back in December.
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My Hellwig rear sway bars have 3 holes in them as well.
From what I see at the Nolathane web site, they make both single hole and 3 hole rear sway bars.
From what I see at the Nolathane web site, they make both single hole and 3 hole rear sway bars.
iamdub
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I was comparing Hellwig's and Nolathane's instruction PDFs last night. They're certainly different. I didn't know Nolathane offered both. So that explains it- they must use the three hole instructions for both versions.
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