come one come all and rate the type R rear sway bar if you have it
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How would you reat your type R rear sway bar?
Im looking for people that have the type R rear sway bar to tell me how it feels when cornering and if it make the car oversteel or understeel more? thank you all
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Rep Power: 0 rear sway bars will help you turn corners flater with no body roll...
a rear strut bar will help titen up your chassis...
there are no cons execpt if you have no aftermarket springs and your sway bars are too stiff and they overpower your stock suspension...
a rear strut bar will help titen up your chassis...
there are no cons execpt if you have no aftermarket springs and your sway bars are too stiff and they overpower your stock suspension...
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Rep Power: 0 what do u mean by overpower? all i have done in suspension is the neuspeed upper front strut bar(well ill have it next week) and im thinking about getting the rsx 19mm rear sway bar. is this setup good or will it overpower it or whatever? what happens when it is overpowered? thanks...i dont want to mess up my suspension so should i get the 19mm sway bar or not if i dont plan on lowering my car at all
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I have the Neuspeed upper strut bar & RSX 19mm rear anti-sway bar.
The rear does overpower the front ( [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG] ). In other words, i feel that i have a LOT more control in the rear than the front. Rear never lost control, but the front is still a little iffy at times...
The rear does overpower the front ( [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG] ). In other words, i feel that i have a LOT more control in the rear than the front. Rear never lost control, but the front is still a little iffy at times...
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Rep Power: 0 yeah its fine but if you want your sway bars to work at max. effientcy you should also have stiffer springs to complement the stiffer sway bars...
sway bars and your springs work together...right now..if you have stiffer sway bars then they will be overpowering your soft stock springs....
Only having rear sway bar helps alot though...better tires dont hurt either
sway bars and your springs work together...right now..if you have stiffer sway bars then they will be overpowering your soft stock springs....
Only having rear sway bar helps alot though...better tires dont hurt either
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I am talking about the rsx type R rear sway bar 22mm and Im just asking what you thought about it after you put it in like to you feel more oversteel now or still alot of understeel and how's it feel on corners? thank you
I am talking about the rsx type R rear sway bar 22mm and Im just asking what you thought about it after you put it in like to you feel more oversteel now or still alot of understeel and how's it feel on corners? thank you
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