More Sway Bar Disconnect Test Results
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08-12-2005, 06:03 AM
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08-13-2005, 01:49 AM
More Sway Bar Disconnect Test Results
Jeff,
Pretty much the same results that I have experienced. I still have the sway bar disconnect kit installed, but I have found very little use for it, I mean very little. I have not found a circumstance that it has benefitted my riding and terrain. I feel it causes too much roll and movement on the machine, even when riding really slow. Maybe it would have kept me from flipping my machine on the downhill, dunno. Don't want to take it that steep again since I put all new Camo plastic on the machine now.
Good report again Jeff, I look forward to your reviews in knowledge on the Polaris ATVs....
dave
Pretty much the same results that I have experienced. I still have the sway bar disconnect kit installed, but I have found very little use for it, I mean very little. I have not found a circumstance that it has benefitted my riding and terrain. I feel it causes too much roll and movement on the machine, even when riding really slow. Maybe it would have kept me from flipping my machine on the downhill, dunno. Don't want to take it that steep again since I put all new Camo plastic on the machine now.
Good report again Jeff, I look forward to your reviews in knowledge on the Polaris ATVs....
dave
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08-13-2005, 02:01 AM
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