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Old 06-27-2001, 12:34 PM
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Sways -- Which ones

While I am impatiently waiting for my car, I am going to order some mods. First off I have decided to do Sways. Is the general opinion that the Comptech Sways are the best or are their other prefered options. I am looking for the flatest most neutral handling I can get. I don't want the car lowered (yet) so I am nolding off on springs. Will comptech sways eliminate some of the understeer that the car has. I am used to rear wheel drive and much prefer neutral/oversteer when pushed. Has anyone tried only the fronts.


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Old 06-27-2001, 12:36 PM
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If you just put the fronts on you'll basically have little to no effect. The specs for the front comptech and stock are very simalar. I HIGHLY recommend putting both front and rear.

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Do they get rid of the shitty stock rubber bushings and replace them with urethane ones or something better?

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Urethane.

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by JRock:
Do they get rid of the shitty stock rubber bushings and replace them with urethane ones or something better?

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CompTech only replaces the rear bushings with urethane ones, the front bushings are still rubber I believe.

Eibach actually replaces both the front and rear bushings but I don't know if they make them for the CL and TL.

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Will a beefier rear bar not increase the understeer. Seems like they would have increased the front more than back. Of course, I am not an expert.

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A beefier rear would increase oversteer. A lot people would modify the Type R sways, and put them onto their GS-R. They would get a nice oversteer with that setup. Just because we have a FWD doesnt mean we cant increase oversteer.

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Jake:
Will a beefier rear bar not increase the understeer. Seems like they would have increased the front more than back. Of course, I am not an expert.

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Perfect. Maybe I will try just the rear bar. With the stock front that should increase the amount of oversteer I get.

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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Jake:
Perfect. Maybe I will try just the rear bar. With the stock front that should increase the amount of oversteer I get.

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