chassis braces
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From: Mooresville, NC
Hahah yeah that's true. When I was NA I had a strut bar but ONLY bought it for something to grab on to and looks a little bit. But was only $30 shipped so not too rough on the wallet.
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From: South Florida
look in the racing forum. those guys know there way around a sway bar. you put a sway bar on the car to change the cars handling characteristics. if you dont drive beyond the limits of the stock bar, then dont waste your time.
if you dont know the difference between understeer and oversteer, dont bother buying it.
if you dont know how to tune the bar to make the car handle the way you want it to, dont bother buying it.
putting the bar on the car and having it setup wrong can make the car even more unbalanced then an ap1 already is. they are bump oversteer happy cars, but if you dont drive it hard enough to notice, then dont bother buying the bar.
if you dont know the difference between understeer and oversteer, dont bother buying it.
if you dont know how to tune the bar to make the car handle the way you want it to, dont bother buying it.
putting the bar on the car and having it setup wrong can make the car even more unbalanced then an ap1 already is. they are bump oversteer happy cars, but if you dont drive it hard enough to notice, then dont bother buying the bar.
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From: edison new jersey
i actually just purchased the swift front swaybar...and kind of just said screw the other braces..although now i need my bilstein pss9's haha or kw varient 2's the 3's seem to be more for the track
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From: Harvest, AL
Originally Posted by dantediss,Jun 30 2010, 06:24 AM
i figured the swaybars would work but i have an ap1 , so id only use the front. Too bad the saner and ganador are over $1k, thats the problem..before dropping that kind of coin like to know it works
