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Old 08-22-2003, 04:38 PM
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handling problems

I need some help here. When I make sharp turns in my car my back tires want to bounce alot. I have kyb agx shocks and skunk 2 coilovers what can I do to prevent the back half of my car from bouncing as much.
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Same problem here, would like some info & help on this please.

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Old 08-22-2003, 11:41 PM
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Do you mean like bounce like you just went over a bump? If thats the case, then its just that your coilovers are bouncy, skunk2s are good quality, but coilover sleeves in general are VERY bouncy.
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Old 08-22-2003, 11:58 PM
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Well 4 me, it's like when im going on a curve something like a " S " but not a very narrow thing, very simple. My car's rear just misses it's tracktion. Seems like a rally kind of a thing.

A few dayz ago i was like taking a long curve turn, n i used my brakes, the car just seemed 2 go straight while the wheels were turned 2 the left. I took my foot of the brake and the car just went out of controll, like going i didn't have a steering.

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Old 08-23-2003, 12:22 AM
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Hmm I dont know what to tell you sorry.
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First off the only pedal you should be touching in a corner is the gas pedal. Brake/downshift before entering the corner. When you were turning the wheels left & going straight - thats understeer.

Darkaccord - check your tire pressures & loosen up the rear end a bit or maybe tighten depending how you have it set now. Rear wheel hop?

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Old 08-23-2003, 09:36 AM
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Yeah I was thinking maybe of tightening up a bit. Maybe putting a good sway bar would help. I know its to help roll but what about keeping the tires on the ground.
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Sway bars tie both ends of the suspension together making an independent suspension less independent. Rear sway bar upgrade will definatley help your handling issues.

Basically in a turn the body leans - taking weight off one side. A sway bar should add more weight/force to the opposite side.
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Thats exactly what I was thinkin about. Thanks.
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