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Old 12-07-2001, 01:15 AM
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Originally posted by natcc99
heeeeeeeeey....why is everyone calling me stupid all of a sudden?!?!?!?!


thanks sparq.....look what you started!!!!
Yeah, I know you don't know much about suspension...you're an audio guy. I think of you as the audio god!!!!!!!!
I remember when you pretty much took over the audio forum on purehonda!!!!
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Please tell me what you think.....because I know you will have a good insight on the topic. Plus, your opinion means a lot to me, oh might audio god!!!
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.going back to the topic...........
I know that it strengthen the frame and prevents body flex.
I was just wondering what it does for handling performance.
I guess it sounds likes it just makes your car more responsive.

What about rear sway bars?!?!
How much difference is that from a tie bar???
a rear anti-roll bar aids in reducing body roll and weight transfer while cornering...it won't stiffen the chassis like a tie bar...the thicker you go on the rear, the more oversteer your going to get...this is good up to a point..if you keep going thicker and thicker rear anti-roll bar the more squirrly your rear end will be....the FF design of the Civic, Integra, etc. tends to cause more oversteer...the cure for this is a good sized rear anti-roll bar, say 22mm and 19mm or less front anti-roll bar will be good...depending what car you have, some have front and rear anti-roll bars...like I said before, Tie bars just aid in responsiveness of your car
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