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Eight from Four: Fox Mustang 2.3L to 5.0L Swap Guide
The front sway bar is noticeably larger on a V-8. Changing the stockfour-cylinder sway bar depends on the application. For drag racing, thesmaller bar actually provides better weight transfer to the back of thecar, which is good for straight-line performance. Bill says thefour-cylinder bars work fine for everyday street use. The builder whoplans to autocross should certainly upgrade his front bar. View Related Article
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