Cornering not up to scratch?
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by Bilstienlib on 02-09-09 12:07 PM Hey guys ive had to drive my Fiance's 1996 Hyundai Lantra (auto, around 1100kg, newish el cheapo tyres) around and it actually seems to take corners better than my 1998 Bilstein Edition Liberty (auto, new tyres, all parts in good condition, 1300kgish) |
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by XoN on 02-09-09 02:14 PM I know exactly what you're talking about. Push a little hard and you get chronic understeer. Push harder and it'll keep gripping |
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V7 STi EJ207 powered 1998 Liberty RX Bilstein Edition |
Obviously don't do it on a blind corner with a sheer drop off...
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by Blaeven on 02-09-09 03:39 PM my liberty corners better than any other car i've been in... |
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by Bilstienlib on 03-09-09 07:58 AM How much will installing a rear sway bar set me back? Ive got a front strut brace installed that my Brother gave me. Anything else I can do to eliminate that understeer? |
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by hawks123 on 03-09-09 08:09 AM Umm you could always do a 4 wheels drift through corners, rally drivers don't seem to get much understeer. |
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If it's Broke, Use a Cable Tie. |
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by CAMOSHOP on 03-09-09 08:35 AM
you can get an out back sway bar they are 20mm over the libs 18mm or a whiteline one they are 22mm , mark on here got an outback one for $20 bucks from subabits here in melbs |
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by toadcat on 28-09-09 11:35 PM The front strut brace is causing a lot of the understeer problems imo... Subaru's are baaaaaaasicly front wheel drive (in how they handle) so you need to stiffen up the rear end to stop understeer. If you stiffen up the front, it will only understeer more. |
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by dantheman on 29-09-09 12:20 PM i can get you a brand new 22mm whiteline sway bar for $190 delivered. pm me if you want it |
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by toadcat on 29-09-09 01:01 PM
22mm rear sway? |
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by Gen II Wag on 29-09-09 03:48 PM
would you be able to get more then 1? i would be interested if it would fit a gen II GX wagon |
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by newylib on 29-09-09 07:02 PM how much for a 22mm rear adjustable swaybar for a gen II wagon delivered to newcastle.. |
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by got Nang? on 29-09-09 07:09 PM Yeah dude Subaru make them understeer a bit coz it's easier for duds to control than hecktic drifts. |
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by Blaeven on 30-09-09 09:52 PM Aaron has a 20mm rear adjustable swaybar set to hard and his car oversteers like a mofo! |
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by liberty_ej22 on 03-11-09 08:23 PM its hard to find them on ebay. are they the same as te CG8 ones??? are the adjustable ones worth the extra cash? more prone to failure? |
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by rhys.rst on 04-11-09 08:38 AM couldnt see how a swaybar would fail, if anything you may snap a link. |
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by aurelius on 04-11-09 12:01 PM Rex ones don't work because it hits the spare tyre well. |
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