Whiteline adjustable sway bar more grip? Or no traction??

[H1GHROLLR]

HELLO, im looking at putting a whiteline adjustable sway bar on my vn commodore and just wanted some peoples opinions on them , did you gain more drivability or did it just loosen the rear end up, resaulting in a scandinavian flick :p any one that has used them in the past please comment . . . .

[stumps.]

Check out Savage's thread on his VN. He built his own from two standard ones. He said it stiffened the rear up.

Which would hint that a whiteline one being thicker would do the same thing

[H1GHROLLR]

cool will have a look

[luke20t]

If it's got 3 different settings u can adjust it to suit how u want your car.

[H1GHROLLR]

sweet, yeah it does have a few different adjusments

[R3N]

remember for it to be effective your suspension needs to be set up to be balanced, depends what you want out of it, more grip can be achieved a number of ways, camber, tyres, pressure etc

[H1GHROLLR]

i might be less grip that im chasing :p

[shane]

i might be less grip that im chasing :p

Then soften the front and stiffen the rear.

[H1GHROLLR]

thats what i was hoping to do by using a stiff bar in the rear

[wormbo2]

thats what i was hoping to do by using a stiff bar in the rear

watch your words sir!!!!

[GhostFc3s]

sway bar has nothing to do with stiffening up the rear in theway you want it. sway bar stops lateral roll, if you want the rear to be stiffer you need higher rated and shocks springs.

[H1GHROLLR]

watch your words sir!!!!

hahahaha at least someone got it lol , i sent you a PM man about headers did u get it ?

[Alt_F4]

Buy a pair of linglongs, triangles, kelly chargers or similar reputable china brand for the rear tyres :lol:
That'll do the trick ;)

[luke20t]

sway bar has nothing to do with stiffening up the rear in theway you want it. sway bar stops lateral roll, if you want the rear to be stiffer you need higher rated and shocks springs.

Well on the 32 when I had my front on soft and rear on hard, the rear didn't have much grip and came out easy around corners.

[GhostFc3s]

when you had your what soft front and rear? we are talking sway bars?

[carlos spicy wener]

tightening of the rear swaybar promotes oversteer.

if you want the rear stiffer, then choose better springs shocks.
if you want more oversteer, then obvioulsly get a better rear swaybar

or be a mad dog and do both.

[H1GHROLLR]

i vote maddog , already have good springs and shocks