Eibach Anti Sway Kit?

[jerseycavyz24]

So has anyone put it on their cavy? And if so how did u like it?

[Classicrocjunkie]

I've heard good things about them, however in combination with the control arm bushings up front, you get wayyy too much over steer when you put both of them on. So i guess you can call it mixed reviews.

[Lances133]

Details on over steer please

[KustmAce]

I have the rear sway bar on mine. love it. when i put the control arm bushings on up front, my handling didnt really change, but my launches are better.

[Classicrocjunkie]

Originally Posted by Lances133

Details on over steer please

When taking a sharp corner, the ass end of your car starts comming around on you instead of follow the tracks of your front tires. Understeer is when the front dosn't take the projected path that you set the car on, so basically the same thing as what the rear does.

[MrR0b0t0]

haha so basically it causes drifting

[jerseycavyz24]

hmm....interesting

[Classicrocjunkie]

Originally Posted by MrR0b0t0

haha so basically it causes drifting

In a way yes, buts it a kind of drifting that is not easy to control. Your going pretty quick when it starts comming around on you, or figure it like your driving in winter and your trying to get your car to follow a turn into a corner, but due to the snow and ice you break traction and just slide in an angle towards the ditch. Its not a fun situation.

[alphalanos]

I have only a 22mm rear sway bar on my Civic and the oversteer is just about perfect. Im not sure about the difference with a Cavalier but I think its easy enough to control. Obviously you dont want to push it in extreme conditions like rain.

[Classicrocjunkie]

Originally Posted by alphalanos

I have only a 22mm rear sway bar on my Civic and the oversteer is just about perfect. Im not sure about the difference with a Cavalier but I think its easy enough to control. Obviously you dont want to push it in extreme conditions like rain.

IRS > Trailing arm.

[jerseycavyz24]

Originally Posted by Classicrocjunkie

In a way yes, buts it a kind of drifting that is not easy to control. Your going pretty quick when it starts comming around on you, or figure it like your driving in winter and your trying to get your car to follow a turn into a corner, but due to the snow and ice you break traction and just slide in an angle towards the ditch. Its not a fun situation.

Yea trust me ive had that happen with my dads accord, and went right into the curb thank god. lol

[Lances133]

Aha, thanks.