Reply to "speedster front sway bar"

Sacto Mitch2013 VS Supporting Member

For what it's worth, the front sway bar VS put on my car is a half inch.

This has always felt just about right - the front of the car feels pretty flat through a corner and handling is mostly neutral.

Up to a point.

It's the rear you have to pay attention to - lots of attention. At its limits, the back starts to get 'squirrely' as the swing axle begins to tuck under. You can go just a tad harder if you want to slide the back a little to tighten your line, but push it past the magic point at all and you're asking for trouble.

Me, I don't want no trouble, here.

I seldom push this car much past about five tenths.

11/8/186:54 PM

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