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| Aug 20, 2022 07:58PM | Rosebud | Edited: Aug 20, 2022 07:59PM |
| Aug 19, 2022 03:11PM | minibitz | |
| Aug 19, 2022 08:56AM | 6464s |
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Most folks prefer a rear sway bar only w/ a little toe in at the rear. Check out the section on adjustable rear swing arm brackets. LINK
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You most definitely want the rear to toe in otherwise handling gets very lively. Factory setting is 0.125" toe in.
You can run just a rear sway bar. I have a car with just the rear bar which I use for track days and light club type motorsport. I find it helps keep the car more level on corners. For my purposes this is an improvement on running without a sway bar.
It really depends on what you use your car for as to whether it's worthwhile or not.
You can run just a rear sway bar. I have a car with just the rear bar which I use for track days and light club type motorsport. I find it helps keep the car more level on corners. For my purposes this is an improvement on running without a sway bar.
It really depends on what you use your car for as to whether it's worthwhile or not.
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I bought a rear sway bar a couple pf decades ago and now thinking about putting it on the mini. I also got adjustable camber parts as part of a kit. So this is a fact finding thread. What is track for the rear? Toe in, straight or toe out?
Now for the rear bar, will I need a front sway bar?
Now for the rear bar, will I need a front sway bar?
