25mm rear sway bar
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25mm rear sway bar
Hey all just wanted to see what everyone thinks of these 2 kits
first is the spohn...
http://www.spohn.net/shop/1998-2002-...-Rear-Bar.html
then this from summit...
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...part=STQ-51055
Any differences? I know that with my 9 inch id need the mounting kit for the spohn, not sure about the summit one. Whos running these bars and what do you think?
first is the spohn...
http://www.spohn.net/shop/1998-2002-...-Rear-Bar.html
then this from summit...
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...part=STQ-51055
Any differences? I know that with my 9 inch id need the mounting kit for the spohn, not sure about the summit one. Whos running these bars and what do you think?
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possibly, but I believe there would be a difference going from a 22mm hollow to a 25mm solid. My buddy is running one of the spohn pieces on his car and it launches straight as an arrow, where mine kicks out to the right.
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i am running th Spohn Pro-Series Rear Drag Sway Bar and it is working pretty good, the car goes stright and no twist. i want to change it out for a madman but its working for now
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when running a rear sway bar 22-25mm on the streets with the stock front is it safe? I dont plan on canyon carving more into straight line performance,but lets say I'm on the freeway doing 70mph and want to just switch lanes and pass someone will have to REALLY SLOW down or does it even matter since its not such a hard corner..If I could just pass like this like I do now thats safe enough for me...Dont know alot about rear sway bars soo soryy for all the questions and sorry to the op for the hijack
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when running a rear sway bar 22-25mm on the streets with the stock front is it safe? I dont plan on canyon carving more into straight line performance,but lets say I'm on the freeway doing 70mph and want to just switch lanes and pass someone will have to REALLY SLOW down or does it even matter since its not such a hard corner..If I could just pass like this like I do now thats safe enough for me...Dont know alot about rear sway bars soo soryy for all the questions and sorry to the op for the hijack
I'm gonna go with sarasm
Nooooo!!1!! You will rexor!!11!! Putting a 25mm rear sway will make your car undrivable on public roads.
Seriously, I have no front sway and the spohn 25mm bar. The car handles as good as stock to me, kinda like a brick with weak springs. Fine for me but then I go by the rule of "Never floor it unless the car is completely straight"
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http://www.spohn.net/shop/1998-2002-...-Sway-Bar.html
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I am ot sure how to respond to this....
I'm gonna go with sarasm
Nooooo!!1!! You will rexor!!11!! Putting a 25mm rear sway will make your car undrivable on public roads.
Seriously, I have no front sway and the spohn 25mm bar. The car handles as good as stock to me, kinda like a brick with weak springs. Fine for me but then I go by the rule of "Never floor it unless the car is completely straight"
I'm gonna go with sarasm
Nooooo!!1!! You will rexor!!11!! Putting a 25mm rear sway will make your car undrivable on public roads.
Seriously, I have no front sway and the spohn 25mm bar. The car handles as good as stock to me, kinda like a brick with weak springs. Fine for me but then I go by the rule of "Never floor it unless the car is completely straight"