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11-22-2007, 01:36 AM
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mini tub nova questions
i have a 73 nova hatchback that i bought a minitub kit for, will be installed soon. my question is will i be able to use a 'regular aftermarket' rear swaybar? if so who makes the biggest and best one i can get? i am looking to reduce bodyroll as much as possible i already have the 1 1/8'' swaybar up front. i need new HD coils up front but should i buy an air-ride kit for up front or is it not really needed?
i hear one of the best things i can do for up front is use the TALL 2'' drop spindles that have the balljoints raised 1.5'' for better camber. if i do this i dont really need air suspension right? i am running 17's /w low pros all the way around. thanks. 
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11-25-2007, 06:21 PM
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All I can say is measure 4 or 5 times and only cut once ...
Deuce ... Moderator
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