Gernby

Have you noticed increased spinning off into ditches?

A stiffer bar in the front OR rear will decrease body roll about the same. The problem arises from increased oversteer from a stiffer rear bar.

jguerdat

If you increased both ends by the same ratio as the stock, you shouldn't find more oversteer. If it's ONLY the rear, tuck your head between your legs and kiss yer ass goodbye...

Gernby

Is this rear bar installed on an S2000? If it is on something else, you should mention it...

t.c.

I don't want to race my car so that's why i was not looking for this one !
and i heard that this one was a lot skeaky ??? but i'm not sure if it was only one guy who has this problem or this was a problem with the conception of the swaybar itself.

Gernby

[QUOTE]Originally posted by t.c.
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I don't want to race my car so that's why i was not looking for this one !
and i

t.c.

[QUOTE]Originally posted by gernby
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skeaky?

vtecskunk

[QUOTE]Originally posted by gernby
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Is this rear bar installed on an S2000?

Schatten

yes, this can be true. but that doesn't mean it handles any better than stock. I would pressume it would actually dial in more oversteer. putting on a larger bar on the rear stiffens up the FRONT of the car, while a larger front bar will stiffen up the REAR of the car, eliminating some slop - IMO.

just a rear bar installed? I would call that nothing short of dangerous.

vtecskunk

yea the car seems a little more tail happy, but that is what he is used to. He used to road race a 490whp camaro, so he is used to a wild rear end

Gernby

[QUOTE]Originally posted by vtecskunk
[B]yea the car seems a little more tail happy, but that is what he is used to.