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This is a discussion on rear sway bar removal within the Suspension forums, part of the Kawsaki Teryx Forum Technical category; I have hear that on a stock a arm teryx that removing the rear sway bar can help with handling on rough dirt trails??? anyone ...
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rear sway bar removal
I have hear that on a stock a arm teryx that removing the rear sway bar can help with handling on rough dirt trails??? anyone have input?
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