how much of a difference will you feel after installing sway bars?
how much of a difference will you feel after installing sway bars?
Did you notice a huge handling difference after installing sway bars? Will there be a slight difference or a huge one that will put a big a$$ smile on my face 
Originally Posted by 2GDSM
Makes the rear slide around alot more than stock...Which could certainly be fun, but only if you're paying attention. If not, it could make for a long day.
A definite improvment on track, but I do not see the point for the street? It does loosen up the rear some which improves the understeer condition, but again this should not be a facor on the street.
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I was referring to more understeer which can be somewhat dangerous on the street. I havent touched the roll bars on my evo so you should probably get an opinion from someone who has doneso on an EVO. When i installed a pair on my eclipse, it had a significant effect on going from a severely understeering car, to a much more neutral car. The evo is already pretty neutral so I would predict that it would cause more oversteer.
depends on the setting you put it on. I have one installed and you can feel the end come out a bit...nothing that would cause a concern. I have yet to really try to kick it out, but ive tried slightly and its not much different...yet. I have a hotchkis bar on the middle setting.
car feels more complete IMHO
car feels more complete IMHO
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We installed the Hotchkis sways along with the KW stage 3 coilover system and
drove the car at it's limit (professional driver)
Bad understeer changing to hard oversteer. Dangerous. That was with the 350z of course.
Tried all settings and changed as mentioned above.
What I want to say is that there is no: just change your sways and the car will handle better.
It depends mainly on what other susp. mods you have and if you want to go fast or just
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drove the car at it's limit (professional driver)
Bad understeer changing to hard oversteer. Dangerous. That was with the 350z of course.
Tried all settings and changed as mentioned above.
What I want to say is that there is no: just change your sways and the car will handle better.
It depends mainly on what other susp. mods you have and if you want to go fast or just
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Originally Posted by Dom
We installed the Hotchkis sways along with the KW stage 3 coilover system and
drove the car at it's limit (professional driver)
Bad understeer changing to hard oversteer. Dangerous. That was with the 350z of course.
Tried all settings and changed as mentioned above.
What I want to say is that there is no: just change your sways and the car will handle better.
It depends mainly on what other susp. mods you have and if you want to go fast or just
show
drove the car at it's limit (professional driver)
Bad understeer changing to hard oversteer. Dangerous. That was with the 350z of course.
Tried all settings and changed as mentioned above.
What I want to say is that there is no: just change your sways and the car will handle better.
It depends mainly on what other susp. mods you have and if you want to go fast or just
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And I am sure this has nothing to do with the Z being AWD like the EVO, right?
