Stabilizer bars... not happy Options

[Wolf_tm]

Hi.

I just installed front and rear bigger Tanabe stabilizer bars, but I must say I'm not really happy of this mod.

It just happens that in tarmac mountain roads around my home, now I have big lacks of traction out of corners, prolly because the rear internal wheel is no more touching the ground...

Happens the same to you ?

So it's just an "only-track" modification ?

Bye!

[playr158]

If your front wheels are coming up in the corners, then i'd suggest maybe 2 clicks stiffer in the rear for your shock setting. This might help to solve that issue.

But like you have already noted and Kadett affirmed, removing the after market front bar and reinstalling the OEM one might be a good solution to the issue as well.


let me also add major points for actually taking your car to the track. I think you are one of few here that does.


This post has been edited by playr158: Dec 10, 2007 - 3:20 PM

[Wolf_tm]

If your front wheels are coming up in the corners, then i'd suggest maybe 2 clicks stiffer in the rear for your shock setting. This might help to solve that issue.

I would...
but unfortunately Tein SS has one regulation for compression and rebound together...
so I think it would be worse to...

let me also add major points for actually taking your car to the track.

Sorry ? Not kidding... have pity of my "scholastic" English !!

Please look at this video made by a T23 friend...
this was on dry tarmac with stock sway bars.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEZVYDp2tXc

As you can see after 00:40, the white smoke is coming from my internal front wheel spinning out of turns !

It really seems that I have to solve the lack of traction problem...
the IDEAL solution would be to install a front LSD... but unfortunately it doesn't exists !