Offical Front Sway Bar Thread
I have the Saner Adjustable. Couldn't order it so I drove up to his shop and bought one from him.
I like it a lot and from what I read this is a much better version then the first ones he put out and I dont have the clunking others have had.
I like it a lot and from what I read this is a much better version then the first ones he put out and I dont have the clunking others have had.
Why should you buy Swift springs or sways?
Their springs are manufactured with a special proprietary metal that is lighter than traditional spring material. The coil springs or lowering springs will NEVER sag.
Sway bars use the same material, making them more rigid than hollow sways, and also far more durable. Some hollow sway bars can form cracks over long periods of time, especially in extreme race/track conditions. Swift also adds additional bends to the sways to help increase the torsional regidity of the sway bar. Compared to even solid sway bars, the Swift sway bars are lighter a well. Because of the special materials used and unique manufacturing processes, their bars are guaged in % additional rigidity over stock bars.
If i recall someone asked about more info on the Swift product
Their springs are manufactured with a special proprietary metal that is lighter than traditional spring material. The coil springs or lowering springs will NEVER sag.
Sway bars use the same material, making them more rigid than hollow sways, and also far more durable. Some hollow sway bars can form cracks over long periods of time, especially in extreme race/track conditions. Swift also adds additional bends to the sways to help increase the torsional regidity of the sway bar. Compared to even solid sway bars, the Swift sway bars are lighter a well. Because of the special materials used and unique manufacturing processes, their bars are guaged in % additional rigidity over stock bars.
If i recall someone asked about more info on the Swift product
Originally Posted by 2003s2k2003,Jun 11 2008, 09:43 AM
So whats the deal with the tanabe front sway bars? Or the Whiteline one. Both seem to be around $175 or so shipped. Nice price if they perform well.
There is a wealth of information on the use of swaybars in the racing / competition forum area here at S2Ki. It would be a prudent move to review everything there before popping for a bar.
--Bob
BTW the Whiteline is SOLID and not a hollow tube!
Originally Posted by shotiable,Jun 22 2008, 11:04 AM
thats nice, did you get to drive it yet?
btw that piece that you got covering the underside is called a diffuser right? what kind is it?
btw that piece that you got covering the underside is called a diffuser right? what kind is it?
Entire underbody carbon fiber diffuser aerodynamics is by Password JDM. Entire top side carbon fiber aerodynamics is majority ASM.
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