suspension stuff
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Joined: Apr 2003
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From: NL CT
Originally posted by flipped cracker
i kinda figured sway bars would have more of an impact than tie bars, but i do think tie bars help. i do have an ex, and it's a sedan, so i know i already have front and rear sway bars, which will make it easier to upgrade those. i just want an overall good stiff feel when turning, especially sharp turns. i would like to get into autocross, which is why i'm looking into all of this.
i kinda figured sway bars would have more of an impact than tie bars, but i do think tie bars help. i do have an ex, and it's a sedan, so i know i already have front and rear sway bars, which will make it easier to upgrade those. i just want an overall good stiff feel when turning, especially sharp turns. i would like to get into autocross, which is why i'm looking into all of this.
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From: Bay Area, CA
Originally posted by white_n_slow
I think the 4doors got a dinky little 12mm sway in the back.
I think the 4doors got a dinky little 12mm sway in the back.
But I can still very easily bring the rear end around. It's strange but I think it's probably because of my tires... I'll have to do a few more experiments.
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Originally posted by tirod˛slc
westcoaststyle :thumbup: he'll beat any price out there.. he's gotten my tein type SS dampers for 890 shipped
westcoaststyle :thumbup: he'll beat any price out there.. he's gotten my tein type SS dampers for 890 shipped