Swaybar
#3
Re: Swaybar
I trashed mine and I am happy with it. But it is not a corner carver by anymeans.
I would suggest you pull off your endlinks and zip tie your sway bar so it won't flop around just to see how you like it. I wanted max straight line traction so I took mine off.
I would suggest you pull off your endlinks and zip tie your sway bar so it won't flop around just to see how you like it. I wanted max straight line traction so I took mine off.
#4
Re: Swaybar
Well, it's a trade off. A very stiff front sway bar, like I have (Suspension Technique's 35mm solid bar), will make a HUGE, HUGE improvement in handling. It can also hurt your launch because it doesn't allow the front end to come up as easily and transfer the weight to the rear. I love the trade off though.
The stiffer sway bar reduces body roll, and it also helps with camber control.
Dan
The stiffer sway bar reduces body roll, and it also helps with camber control.
Dan
#5
Re: Swaybar
I would never consider running without a front swaybar on the street. The few pounds you save would not be worth the increase in body roll. My 32 mm front swaybar is one of my favorite mods.
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