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I don't mind understeer since I don't race or autox. It's fun to get the tires to complain a little once in a while. I guess not having it would be ideal, but anyway. Good find I guess, but if it's illegal for the track, (for safety reasons) I don't think I would want it.
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Originally Posted by bluetwo
I don't mind understeer since I don't race or autox. It's fun to get the tires to complain a little once in a while. I guess not having it would be ideal, but anyway. Good find I guess, but if it's illegal for the track, (for safety reasons) I don't think I would want it.
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Sorry I guess I meant certain autocross classes. Also it sort of seems like a wonder drug if you get my meaning... Doesn't it seem like it might be a little questionalble in the safety department?
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Originally Posted by wilsel
32MM! 
Never seen one that big.
Never seen one that big.
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:exactly: the aspec kit is pretty nice tho, especially the complete reinforcement kit.
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That bar is hollow, so any comparisons to conventional solid bars based merely on outer diameter are completely meaningless. It's a totally different animal. The only logical comparison data would be actual torsional stiffness across the two ends of the swaybar, which of course we don't have.