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Subject: Re: sway or track bar


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Jeff Miller
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Date Posted: 01/ 26/ 03, 10:27am
In reply to: Mike Warmbier 's message, "sway or track bar" on 01/ 24/ 03, 7:09pm

You could try your question on www.wanderlodge.org, Ernie has an '83 PT40.
My suspicion is that it at one time had an add-on Safe-T-Steer which is a big shock absorber, and the owner took it with him for his next 'bird.
It doesn't need it, it does help to damp steering input from the road and lessen the initial feedback to your hands if you hit something with or blow a front tire.
They're around $600 if I remember correctly.

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