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Install rear sway or keep stock?
Since I don't have a garage and time currently, I am going to pay someone to install the sway bars. Do you guys think I should keep the stock rear bar or use the one I got from Hotchikis? My car is stock minus a set of coilovers 14/12k or something around there.
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I think it depends. Are you changing the front sway too? If so, to what? Hotchkis?
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yah, cant tell you cause not sure how the car handles currently and where/how you drive.
hi, without looking, can you tell me if i should get this one or that? :ugh2: |
Keep stock bar. Disconnect it occasionally.
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Agreed. Stock rear and the biggest front up can put your hands on lol
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i use hotchkis front and G37S coupe rear, the rear hotchkis is WAY to stiff even on full soft. I would stick with your stock rear
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Being you have good coilovers keeping the stock is perfect. The suspension on the rear needs to be softer on our cars. Then adjust coilovers accordingly.
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okay front sway bar only Monday then. now what am I going to do with the rear bar
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Fancy new pull-up bar.
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Pulling this thread back.
Have the Hotchkis bars front and back. The front is planted with the Hotchkis bar and my alignment settings. The rear with with the Hotchkis bar set at full soft. The Z is tail happy. :eek: Had slides yesterday during my trackday. Had one really big that I thought that I wasn't going to be able to come out of. :eek: There was a Mustang that followed me. And he thought that I was trying to drift around the track. LOL :driving: So with what I learned. I'm whiching back to the stock rear bar. |
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