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Old Dec 12, 2006 | 02:54 AM
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I want to do some handling upgrades to my car but can not lower it. I am thinking of getting tower strut bars and a MM panhard bar. Anyone have experience with this? Is it worth it. look at my sig for stang info....
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also what are the best things other than tires to do for handling.
Old Dec 12, 2006 | 02:57 AM
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k member, control arms, subframe connectors, shocks, caster camber plates, etc.
Old Dec 12, 2006 | 02:59 AM
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are sway bars, strut bars and the panhard bar helpfull.......I take my car autocrossing and push hard
Old Dec 12, 2006 | 03:00 AM
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they would probably make your car much stiffer, and more go kart ish, so for autocross, i would think that's good.
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are sway bars, strut bars and the panhard bar helpfull.......I take my car autocrossing and push hard
The Cobra sway bars would be a nice addition, pan-hard bar wouldn't hurt but be careful not to make it so stiff you lift a rear tire in the turns. A Watts link is something you might want to look into. It centers the rear without controlling rear travel. Front strut bar and rear shock bar will hep as well as a nice weld-in sub frame like the one from Global West. You could also achieve better handling through springs without lowering the car. I'm not a spring tech, but by changing spring compression, resistance and travel makes a huge difference in handling.

Just my .02 [sm=alcoholic.gif]
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if auto crossing a cheap way to lower your times are some race tires. they help sooo much
Old Dec 12, 2006 | 03:54 AM
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I want to do some handling upgrades to my car but can not lower it. I am thinking of getting tower strut bars and a MM panhard bar. Anyone have experience with this? Is it worth it. look at my sig for stang info....
thats what i was gonna do thank you so much for reminding me. about 3 months ago i decided around Christmas time id get a panhard bar and then i forgot what i wanted.. so thank you for reminding me. Im gonna order a panhard bar for Christmas.

A panhard bar is a very good handling mod you can defiantly feel a difference
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