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blkvulcan
Joined: 12 Mar 2008
Posts: 8
Location: Augusta, GA
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| Posted: 4/3/08 4:48AM Post subject: sway bar questions |
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| I was thinking about getting the sway bar, but have questions. I don't plan on getting springs now or anytime soon. I don't race, but I do like curves. Will I see a big enough difference with the sway bar to be worth th money? |
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Yang
Joined: 02 Apr 2008
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Location: San Diego
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| Posted: 4/4/08 8:55AM Post subject: |
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Yah I'm planing on getting one too... some of the others that's had it install say that there is a noticeable different... It supposed to help with body roll to help correct the understeer around curves.
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Andyman
Joined: 26 Nov 2007
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Location: CNY
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| Posted: 4/7/08 8:21AM Post subject: |
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I have the sway bar; put it in myself. I'm not a racer or even a dedicated driving enthusiast, but I do think driving is fun, and I too "like curves". I did notice a difference with the sway bar - just felt like the rear end was tightened up a little bit. FWIW, my wife didn't notice much (if any) difference. I don't have springs or any other suspension mods, but I do have 17" alloys (tC factory rims) and performance tires (Nexen N3000). So in conclusion, I'd say since you like curves, you'll probably notice and enjoy the sway bar. At ~$150, it's a relatively inexpensive mod as far as those things go! And as has been mentioned here several times, it's very quick and easy to install.
HTH,
Andy |
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