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Originally Posted by Dragsinger
the leaning you describe is a basic characteristic for that suspension style. [basically, you have the car sitting on four coil springs with nothing to control "body roll"]
A rear "anti-roll bar" will cure the leaning and make the car overall more stable. It is very likely that a properly installed and properly adjusted anti-roll bar will allow removing the air bags.
Please correct me if I am mistaken, I think a bolt on kit is legal.
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Thanks for the help Dragsinger. A rear sway bar might control the handling since the roll bar was added. Down track it wanders a little and sometimes moves left when braking in the shut down area. I am assuming that the roll bar installation lessens "normal" body flex (it's welded to the frame),