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Originally Posted by Jimbo56
I beg to differ with you but will save that for later
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But it would be so interesting to hear your faulty logic and credentials to support that logic.
I've done front end alignments since 1975 as well as replacing worn/defective steering and suspension parts. I first became an NIASE Certified Mechanic in 1977.
When
properly installed, (anti) sway bars do not affect ride height, nor are they part of the steering geometry - therefore they will have no affect on toe, camber or caster.
Now if you
improperly installed a sway bar with different sized links on the two ends so that it is loaded and puts a static tilt on the vehicle; that would affect alignment.
But changing the link location equally on both sides puts no load on the sway bar and does nothing to change alignment.
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