Subject	Re: why? do you have understeer? oversteer? if you are..
Posted by	tognot on October 14, 2009 at 12:54 AM
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In Reply To	Best parts for ridding body roll? posted by d_flore on October 12, 2009 at 10:29 PM
Message	neutral, then why change things? a stiffer rear bar will make more oversteer..etc. you may get "less body roll" and will end up with a car that is slower through a slalom or on a twisty road.
Follow Ups	Best parts for ridding body roll? - d_flore 22:29:35 10/12/09 st/stillen sway bars (n/m) - ali300zx 22:33:37 10/12/09 oh the stock ones seemed pretty thick. Interesting (n/m) - d_flore 22:39:37 10/12/09 They are hollow though. (n/m) - MrPulldown 11:19:48 10/13/09 Sway bars, Eibach (or other) springs, front tower brace, - zellamay 23:56:22 10/12/09 I'd say rear strut brace over front brace - Pilot.P (NZ) 00:05:19 10/13/09 i noticed a big difference with the rear - Alan(MD/NJ) 00:21:08 10/13/09 I didn't have a front, but felt a difference with the rear. (n/m) - ZLover4Life 01:02:25 10/13/09 More opinions please? I agree that the front brace did not - zellamay 01:04:20 10/13/09 So it goes. Sway bars, Strut braces, then coilovers - d_flore 01:11:40 10/13/09 I'd say Sways, and shocks/springs (coilovers included) - MrPulldown 11:23:08 10/13/09 Sorry, I have to disagree. The shock tower brace does help - zellamay 12:26:51 10/13/09 i noticed something w/ a rear strut brace. nada w/ front (n/m) - JustinSCZ32 13:56:10 10/13/09 coilovers - joe645733 03:11:41 10/13/09 Why not get Eibachs? I know the car rides pretty stiff - zellamay 12:29:03 10/13/09 Kuah @ SPL Parts says... - dpjax 07:43:29 10/13/09 Interesting, thanks (n/m) - d_flore 13:29:30 10/13/09 I am running stock TT sway bar in the rear, and ST in front - Gordo 93TT Daytona 15:57:15 10/13/09 Re: why? do you have understeer? oversteer? if you are.. - tognot 00:54:20 10/14/09
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