My car feels loose again even with Comptech Sways???
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My car feels loose again even with Comptech Sways???
I have Comptech sway bars installed on my TL-S. I got them installed 3-4 months ago by Aftermarket Performance Group in my city. At first I noticed a significant decrease in lateral sway and the overall handling improved as well. But, now after the last few months went by it seems the car feels loose again or at least back to stock almost in the sway area. Could I just be used to the gains now? Could the sway bars need to be adjusted or ends/bushings tightened down, etc.? Could the warmer weather have affected the bushings? Let me know what you think.
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Re: My car feels loose again even with Comptech Sways???
Originally posted by TedV
I have Comptech sway bars installed on my TL-S. I got them installed 3-4 months ago by Aftermarket Performance Group in my city. At first I noticed a significant decrease in lateral sway and the overall handling improved as well. But, now after the last few months went by it seems the car feels loose again or at least back to stock almost in the sway area. Could I just be used to the gains now? Could the sway bars need to be adjusted or ends/bushings tightened down, etc.? Could the warmer weather have affected the bushings? Let me know what you think.
I have Comptech sway bars installed on my TL-S. I got them installed 3-4 months ago by Aftermarket Performance Group in my city. At first I noticed a significant decrease in lateral sway and the overall handling improved as well. But, now after the last few months went by it seems the car feels loose again or at least back to stock almost in the sway area. Could I just be used to the gains now? Could the sway bars need to be adjusted or ends/bushings tightened down, etc.? Could the warmer weather have affected the bushings? Let me know what you think.
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Good points above but I also think that we get used to change and forget the feel of the car without them. Go test drive a stock one or drive another car, that usually helps me appreciate the differences again.
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Originally posted by bricot
Good points above but I also think that we get used to change and forget the feel of the car without them. Go test drive a stock one or drive another car, that usually helps me appreciate the differences again.
Good points above but I also think that we get used to change and forget the feel of the car without them. Go test drive a stock one or drive another car, that usually helps me appreciate the differences again.
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Thanks for the advice.
I think maybe I am just getting used to the sway bars. And I do run the stock tires still thank God as they are not cheap to replace. However, maybe next time I get my oil changed maybe I will ask Acura to just retorque the sway ends and bushing bolts to be sure. Thanks-
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If you want to increase the performance in handling, I suggest you get the sways, springs, strut bar and new tires. I have all that I just listed except the tires and the handling is good, but not great. I will be getting new 18s with zrated tires in two weeks and that will complete my suspension mods.
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