Originally Posted by
ala_xfire
I don't think it is the sway bar, it is just the way the geometry of the rear suspension works.
The lower you go, the farther forward you go, the sway bar could not force the wheel forward if the geometry did not allow it.
As the front locator link moves down, it describes an arc with the lower point farther forward than the normal resting high point.
(I'm sure there is an arc tangent formula for it, but I ain't going there
Ain't it the toe links in the front pulling/swinging it forward?
And, yes, I didn't see so much forward travel with the OEM shocks.
MonroeMatics, anyone? LOL!
P.S. My 20's were/are only .15" larger radius. I kept nearly the OEM spec on rolling distance.