Suspension Springs, Shocks, Brakes

Rear Sway bar or not?

Old May 26, 2010 | 12:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Fallout
Sorry, wrong. A stiffer rear bar only affects the rear, and front the front. It controls the roll of the car; less roll equals more stick. Or at least in concep, you need the tires dampers and springs from then on.
I'm sorry, let me clear myself up. I meant by body roll in the back that it affects the front when you surpass the cornering g's you were used to. The front still rolls as it did before shifting the weight to whatever side while the rear is stiffer and resists shifting the weight. If you were laying on the ground horizontally on a slant with a 20 lb weight tied to your feet but a 40 lb weight tied to your arms, which side would want to slide (understeer) first? Sorry if it sounded like I was saying a rear swaybar would tighten up the front. Cuz that's not what I'm saying.
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Old May 26, 2010 | 12:55 AM
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i have a hardcore bar... i noticed very little difference tho... only thing i can figure is that i dont drive like a douche and i dont really need it... cus i dont see how u can screw up installing it lol
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