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Old 08-15-2012, 09:45 AM   #10
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Originally Posted by Boxster586 View Post
Does this advice still apply now that you know my experience level

Did the rear bar alone help with the body roll of the car?
I suggest leaving the sways alone for now. After a year of performance driving you will totally "get" the rear sway bar change. Body roll is best managed with sport struts like M030 ROW or PSS9s and I think it is far less critical than most drivers believe. Body roll adds forgiveness of driver input errors which is a good thing when just learning performance driving. Sways are used to do a final balance on the car.

All things in good time. For now just run good quality street tires (Hankook V12s are perfect), a performance alignment, good brake pads, fresh fluids, and seat time with an instructor. The rest will unfold as you progress.
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