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Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: vancouver,ca
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sway bar upgrades
hi everyone,just need some input from the baord members,i have a 72e with stock front and rear sway bars, i am thinking of a 21 rearsway bar and maybe 22mm,front this would be used for on road no track with precise handling,at least thats what i want,is this a good idea?open to all suggestions,thanks frank
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11-21-2008, 07:15 PM
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Max Sluiter
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Be prepared for a jarring, pitching ride; moreso than with stiffer torsion bars for an equivalent decrease in body roll.
Sway bars link both sides on an "axle" so if one wheel goes into a pothole or over a bump, the other will react with it. With independent torsion bars, even stiffer ones, there will be more street compliance for uneven surfaces. If you are on a smooth track, stiff sway bars are no problem, though. Adjustable sways can be a useful tool to fine tune a chassis for different tracks or autocrosses.
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11-21-2008, 08:31 PM
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1971 Porsche 911S
