H&R Sway Bars
#2
Originally Posted by ari
Any opinions on these? I hear some people just do the rears.
I'm pretty happy with my Pss9s and custom alignment. Is this a worthwhile upgrade?
I'm pretty happy with my Pss9s and custom alignment. Is this a worthwhile upgrade?
I have PSS9"s and just installed the H&R rear sway bar over the GT3 bar.
From what I have read on the posts, the rear is the way to go. Using the
center hole on the sway bar adjustment. I am told the damper setting can
be reduced to improve the ride and still increase the cornering. The H&R
is also supposed to reduce understeering. We shal see soon!
#3
I have them and ran them in conjunction with H&R springs. Helped control the car and keep it flat. Ran them in the soft setting. It was an upgrade over stock bars and fitment was top notch. They are significantly more "beefy" than the stock noodle swaybars.
I run them now with Motons and love the suspension. I think they are a worthwhile upgrade. They keep the car just flat enough to make nice controlled slides
I run them now with Motons and love the suspension. I think they are a worthwhile upgrade. They keep the car just flat enough to make nice controlled slides
#7
the GT3 rear is all you need. OEM motorsport part cheaper and hollow. The H+R bar is ok as well and anything is better than stock.
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#10
Originally Posted by amerlemans
Dan at Vivid encouraged me to get just the rear H&R swaybar with my purchase of the JIC c/o system.
#11
Originally Posted by jstrat85
do you like your jic c/o system? dan said that this is the best one out there!
#15
The downside to JIC is it tends to ride rough. I have mine set on Middle
position front and rear and it reminds me of the wild west when I go over
bumps (But man does it handle on the track!!!
I need to try softest setting for the street, I heard that works well.
MK
position front and rear and it reminds me of the wild west when I go over
bumps (But man does it handle on the track!!!
I need to try softest setting for the street, I heard that works well.
MK