question about front sway bar
#1
question about front sway bar
when I am at the track I have skinny front tires and when I get to around 120 MPH I get the sensation of the front end start to sway. Would replacing the stock sway bar fix this? I have already replaced the rear sway bar years ago.
#3
Well skinny front tires aren't helping, and I assume the shocks on the car are pretty poor, maybe even stock... or worse yet some "drag" shock that is just meant to be sloppy.
This is maybe the one time ever I will not recommend a bigger sway bar. You don't have the tire to make use of it for handling, and it won't help the launch, and it's the cause of the car wandering around.
This is maybe the one time ever I will not recommend a bigger sway bar. You don't have the tire to make use of it for handling, and it won't help the launch, and it's the cause of the car wandering around.
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#8
On a different note, have you had your front end alignment checked? That, too, will affect high speed stability.
#9
Bilstein shocks on the front and the car still sways around, interesting.
To the tires themselves, ten years old is extremely old for tires no matter how they been cared for or how little of use and I would fill them to the max with caution. It may be time and safer to swap them out for a new set.
To the tires themselves, ten years old is extremely old for tires no matter how they been cared for or how little of use and I would fill them to the max with caution. It may be time and safer to swap them out for a new set.