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Old 09-05-2020, 01:55 AM   #1
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Rear 'tuning fork' swap

Hi folks,

My boxster has been a bit 'twitchy' and doesn't feel terribly planted while cornering. A stock Honda Fit (granted, it was on a 71R) beat me up in the hills today and my ego is a bit bruised.

I came across a post on a Facebook 986 group that advocated heavily for swapping out the rear aluminum 'tuning forks' for some eBay counterparts.



Interestingly, I know that my rear wheels push inward a bit since there is damage to the rear wheel lip, and it makes contact with the strut as a result under heavy cornering.

Any thoughts on if this is a valid solution to cure this deflection? Do you think it'll remove some twitchiness or should I be shooting for some sway bars?
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