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Like said earlier, disconnecting or removing your rear sway bar will make the rear softer and thus give more traction. If you are a herp derp NA rotary, put it back on, and get off the track.
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I run swaybar-less, front and rear, everywhere. Streets and track, feels a lot more controllable on the track and I don't even notice it anymore on the streets.
And it's more like sex with your wife, you know it's safe cause she's already been tested.
And it's more like sex with your wife, you know it's safe cause she's already been tested.
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Wait i have a question. I have helper springs in the rear and i find it real hard to transition without having to correct my speed a bit with the ebrake.
Since the helper springs add a lot more droop, would it benefit me to run one??? I used to have a TII front sway(24mm?) i now put on a 22mm NA sway bar up front and feels way better, especially considering i have a carb set up whit no electronics. So this makes it way lighter than a TII.
I'm going drifting this weekend with this set up
Stance XR coilovers(DG-5?)
8kg spring up front
6kg rear w/ helper spring
22mm sway up front
no rear sway
no chassis reinforcement
welded diff.
Next time i go i plan on installing the rear sway
Since the helper springs add a lot more droop, would it benefit me to run one??? I used to have a TII front sway(24mm?) i now put on a 22mm NA sway bar up front and feels way better, especially considering i have a carb set up whit no electronics. So this makes it way lighter than a TII.
I'm going drifting this weekend with this set up
Stance XR coilovers(DG-5?)
8kg spring up front
6kg rear w/ helper spring
22mm sway up front
no rear sway
no chassis reinforcement
welded diff.
Next time i go i plan on installing the rear sway