Driver#8

What swaybars would be the best to run with G2 Springs. I heard the 35mm front swaybar is to big for the G2 spring rate making the car push. Would a 32mm bar be better. What about the rear bar? A 19 sounds to small and and the 21mm sounds to big for the heave spring rate. I'm so confused please help?

mitchntx

iTrader: (14)

I run G2s with Bilstein HDs, ST35/211LE sway bars.

To make the car really come alive, I runa LOT of negative camber and 315 tires.

Driver#8

Mitch how much negative camber are you useing? Did you have to get more camber to settle down the 35mm swaybar or was it good to when you installed it?

mitchntx

iTrader: (14)

When I first installed it, I was running about -1* and the 19mm rear bar.

The car was a pushing pig, just boiling off the front tires on a track.

I went to a 21mm rear and it helped a BUNCH, but my tire temps still showed it had a push.

I then installed 315s up front and it helped even more and my tire temps began to equalize

I installed G2 lowers and am at -2* negative camber and it feels great with tire temps within 10 degrees across the face of the tire and at each corner.

My tire wear all but stopped.

02SOMLS1WS6

Wouldn't G2 swaybars be a perfect match for the G2 springs? Wouldn't they want to develop there swaybars around other products that they offer and visa versa? I just orded G2 springs so I am very interested in this topic.

mitchntx

iTrader: (14)

Suspension tuning has a lot to do with corner weight of the car, driving style, tire choice, venue ... it's not that cut and dried ..

Viper

iTrader: (6)

I'll let you know how -1.5 , G2 and 35mm work out in the spring. Otherwise I have a 1LE front sway bar laying around as well as stock ( yuck ). To get -2 I believe I'd need different a-arms no ?

DONAIMIAN

iTrader: (18)

For the holiday season im looking at eihter the G2 springs or the Hotchkis sway bars. I can only get one or the other. Decisions, I might just do the sway bars becasue I dont feel like getting an alignment with swaping springs. And the install is easier. Its cold outside and im lazy right now, springs seems like a better thing to do when it warms up a lil.

Viper

iTrader: (6)

"Decisions, I might just do the sway bars becasue I dont feel like getting an alignment with swaping springs"

I'm a little lost; don't you need the alignment regardless of sway bars once you swap springs?

DONAIMIAN

iTrader: (18)

Its already an alignment on the car right now with the pro kit, if I was to change springs again id have to get it aligned again. Im saying if i went with the swaybars, I wouldnt have to get an alignment again.

Viper

iTrader: (6)

Got ya!