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True, some people cut a weld pieces off and onto. twist beams, sometimes they have a built in sway bar in the beam, some people cut it for more traction. This info is from OLD economy cars. but yeah the torsion beam maverick suffers from major rear toe out at cornering which is problem #1 before any sway bar tuning can begin.There's no way to mount a rear sway bar to the twist-beam suspension that the FWD Maverick has. The twist-beam itself acts as the sway bar in that suspension design, so there's no way to "tune" it as you can with a fully independent suspension like the AWD Maverick has.
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