Seeking sway bar advice

Boss_302 · 03-05-2013, 07:44 PM

The sway bars on a Nismo are stiffer than the standard bars and are factory, this may help getting around the rule limitations. Maybe going with an Nismo factory barat the front and an aftermarket rear adjustable might give you the combination you are looking for.
Its trial and error.

gomer_110 · 03-05-2013, 07:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Boss_302

The sway bars on a Nismo are stiffer than the standard bars and are factory, this may help getting around the rule limitations. Maybe going with an Nismo factory barat the front and an aftermarket rear adjustable might give you the combination you are looking for.
Its trial and error.

What you're suggesting breaks the rules. This is why the Nismo runs B-stock and non-Nismo runs C-stock. SCCA does not consider the two to be equal.

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Boss_302 Base Member Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: NY NY Posts: 150 Drives: 11 Nissan 370z S Mt Rep Power: 14	The sway bars on a Nismo are stiffer than the standard bars and are factory, this may help getting around the rule limitations. Maybe going with an Nismo factory barat the front and an aftermarket rear adjustable might give you the combination you are looking for. Its trial and error.