Does this do anything at all?
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Originally Posted by street_ruler,Feb 12 2008, 09:27 PM
when looking at stiffness of a bar that is under compression thickness has less to do with it than you think. a solid bar is virtually no better than a hollow one. as a isde note, submarine prop shafts are hollow and packed with sand to keep them from being crushed 
To the OP, what about going to home depot or the like and buying a piece of stainless steel piping and a good drill bit? <$20 and no shipping cost, plus it'll look nice and you'll feel good having made it yourself.
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Originally Posted by AssassinJN,Feb 13 2008, 08:17 AM
To the OP, what about going to home depot or the like and buying a piece of stainless steel piping and a good drill bit? <$20 and no shipping cost, plus it'll look nice and you'll feel good having made it yourself.
I would be more interested in reducing oversteer,
it freaks me out everytime i turn (fast) my rear wants the car to do a doughnut...
so i should be worring about stffining up the front instead of rear? 
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With an '04? 
Maybe you should slow down a bit then...
Measurements would be easy enough to get from your old bar or I'm sure someone would be able to take some for you, or even better if you know any s2k people around you can take theirs off and use it as a template.
Maybe you should slow down a bit then...Measurements would be easy enough to get from your old bar or I'm sure someone would be able to take some for you, or even better if you know any s2k people around you can take theirs off and use it as a template.
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