sway bar
05-30-2006, 02:56 AM
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Re: sway bar
Originally Posted by ss97dml
pro/cons of taking front sway bar off for racing? is it still drivable on the street or just take it off for racing?
05-31-2006, 05:58 PM
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Re: sway bar
it gave me 2 tenths on my 60' when i unhooked the end link on the drivers side
it is a bit floppy on initial turn-in, but its not bad.
its so easy to unhook just the endlink you can do it at the track after you change your tires.
i just leave mine unhooked bc i'm lazy
it is a bit floppy on initial turn-in, but its not bad.
its so easy to unhook just the endlink you can do it at the track after you change your tires.
i just leave mine unhooked bc i'm lazy
06-01-2006, 12:41 AM
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Re: sway bar
I took just the sway bar off to see how it would feel, a week later I yanked the mounting brackets off and tossed em because I was never putting the sway bar back on. 
I run on skinnys and I don,t have power steering so I take turns real slow and then as soon as its straight I hammer it.
you won,t have any problems running without the front swaybar, a couple of weeks and you won,t even miss it.
I run on skinnys and I don,t have power steering so I take turns real slow and then as soon as its straight I hammer it.
you won,t have any problems running without the front swaybar, a couple of weeks and you won,t even miss it.
06-02-2006, 03:47 PM
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Re: sway bar
Originally Posted by Soccerbum21
it gave me 2 tenths on my 60' when i unhooked the end link on the drivers side
it is a bit floppy on initial turn-in, but its not bad.
its so easy to unhook just the endlink you can do it at the track after you change your tires.
i just leave mine unhooked bc i'm lazy
it is a bit floppy on initial turn-in, but its not bad.
its so easy to unhook just the endlink you can do it at the track after you change your tires.
i just leave mine unhooked bc i'm lazy
06-02-2006, 04:14 PM
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Re: sway bar
I was also thinking about removing mine. All I want to know basically is will you notice a difference in the speed/launch??? I'm running 15x3.5" up front also. I will take it off if there's a noticable improvement?
06-08-2006, 07:18 AM
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Re: sway bar
[QUOTE=Blue96z28]you serious about the 2 tenths? is it really that big of a difference?[/QUOTEwent to the track last night and taking off the sway bar DID NOT help at all.i can't figure it out,i took off the sway bar and my abs system,spare tire and still same times?