Swaybar on an lifted Impala

Originally posted by BigPoppaPump@Mar 1 2010, 11:52 PM~16766221
So I was wondering for some of you guys with Impalas with the rear sway bar.  I have always liked the way they look.  My question is, does it affect the 3wheel & side to side?  Or can it potentially break the sway bar or the mounte if you 3wheel too much?  Just wonderin.  Was thinkin of gettin one for my '64.

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if you could even get it to stand 3......yes snapping possible and definatly wear out bushings fast-more for lay n play setups with no side to side and the og look

but your sig states
"If ya aint breakin it, ya aint drivin it!" so bolt one on :biggrin:

hope u ditch the side pipe before u 3 wheel..

Originally posted by lone star@Mar 2 2010, 12:15 AM~16766546
hope u ditch the side pipe before u 3 wheel..

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Nope. Just hafta be careful. Have to straighten them though. Fuckin jackasses that welded then up for me couldnt get them straight. Pisses me the fuck off

That's a real nice pic. What kinda rims?

Originally posted by Hydros@Mar 2 2010, 12:41 AM~16766904
That's a real nice pic.  What kinda rims?

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Thanks. They're Astro Supremes. The original Lowrider wheel. (Anyone remember the old "Lowriders Hydraulics" ad? haha) But check out the Supremes thread in Post Your Rides. They were the the Rims all the lowriders had back in the day. Truspokes were some badass rims as well.

The picture was actually from last monday. I was heading home after re-cutting the springs to get the bitch back on the ground. I stopped by a parking garage & took a few pictures with my phone. Glad you like it bro. :thumbsup:

Supremes Fest

Are those the newer Supremes? or from the 70s?

Where did you pick them up.?

The pic is real nice, at first I thought it was a toy. Everything kinda shines. I got to learn how to do that.

Originally posted by Hydros@Mar 2 2010, 01:06 AM~16767275
Are those the newer Supremes?  or from the 70s?

Where did you pick them up.?

The pic is real nice, at first I thought it was a toy. Everything kinda shines. I got to learn how to do that.

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haha. I dunno. My car wasnt even really clean. Just pulled in the garage & snapped a few with the phone. but a lot of times the pictures come out really good under artificial light.

These particular wheels are actually from the 90's. Might be getting a new set soon. We'll see. They're ok for now. I think I'm gonna get some 14x6's for the rear cause they rub when I drive it slammed.

ha homie the bellflowers pipes are og have them on my 73 caprice

oh yeah im gonna run some bellflowers on the wagon

Originally posted by BigPoppaPump@Mar 1 2010, 11:31 PM~16766792
Nope.  Just hafta be careful.  Have to straighten them though.  Fuckin jackasses that welded then up for me couldnt get them straight.  Pisses me the fuck off

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SIDE PIPES WERE TYPICALLY USED ON THE SIDE, NOT THE BACK. BUT I MEAN DO YOUR THING.

Looks old skoo as fuck. I'm diggin it!!
I wouldn't 3-wheel it with that style goin on, especially if you don't wrap your frame.

Originally posted by BIG DIRTY@Mar 2 2010, 08:12 PM~16774892
SIDE PIPES WERE TYPICALLY USED ON THE SIDE, NOT THE BACK.  BUT I MEAN DO YOUR THING.

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Do some research man. Bellflower pipes are NOT the same as lakes (side) pipes.

ttt

Anybody with pics of how the swaybar installs on the rear? I wanna see if I can do it.

Originally posted by BigPoppaPump@Mar 2 2010, 10:46 PM~16777569
Do some research man.  Bellflower pipes are NOT the same as lakes (side) pipes.

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DO YOUR THING DOGG

Originally posted by lone star@Mar 1 2010, 09:15 PM~16766546
hope u ditch the side pipe before u 3 wheel..

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Originally posted by lone star@Mar 1 2010, 11:15 PM~16766546
hope u ditch the side pipe before u 3 wheel..

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