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beacuse it doesnt seem right under extreme cornering the class i want to race in here around town doesnt allow me to change to a porsche arm but the rear seems like it still rolls too much
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Have you replaced the spring plate bushings? Bilstein has a stiffer feel than GR-2's
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Steve's upgrade is spot on. The easiest place to get the torsion bars is off a 944 or 924S where the 23.5mm bar is standard. The later 25.5mm 944 bar is a better option still for a competition car that is also used on the street rather than a street car used for competition , if you see what I mean. If your regs will allow it a coilover damper in the rear can be used to tune the wheel rate and ride height. Also the 16mm rear AR bar from a 944 is a useful addition but it will probably require a front upgrade to compensate. evilC |
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