Rear Sway Bar
#1
Rear Sway Bar
When I did my lower control arms, I decided to leave off the read sway bar. Seems to me letting the car roll some on the launch may help it grip. Anyway, this car isnt made for cornering or handling, its made for straight line performance. Should I leave it off or put it back on?
#3
RE: Rear Sway Bar
put the rear back on, it helps keep the rear stiff on launch.
Take the front off. i did mine. People make it a big deal and try to say the car rolls and feels like it wants to flip....It isnt that bad. Its a slight bit more loose. But the main difference is in how much the front rises on take off.
Take the front off. i did mine. People make it a big deal and try to say the car rolls and feels like it wants to flip....It isnt that bad. Its a slight bit more loose. But the main difference is in how much the front rises on take off.
#5
RE: Rear Sway Bar
I found this on the internet sometime back... its a good read for anyone having suspension questions...
http://www.bentleypublishers.com/gal...&galleryId=163
http://www.bentleypublishers.com/gal...&galleryId=163
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