sway bar question
sway bar question
i just bought a cusco rear sway bar for my 04 wrx and i noticed on the instruction sheet that for each hole at the end of the bar, they have assigned a % to it. For hola A = 133%, B= 148%, and C= 185%. Does that refer to the stiffness? If so wich one is the most suitable for a daily driver car? Any info would be greatly appreciated
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Yes that should tell you the stiffness in comparison to stock. Most people (from what I've read) use the middle hole. I believe the stiffest setting is too stiff for everyday use.
I have my set on the middle hole and am happy with the balance.
I have my set on the middle hole and am happy with the balance.
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It's strange that people recommend the middle setting. My whiteline bar is on the stiffest setting with solid endlinks and a stock front swaybar but it still doesn't oversteer...it slides neutrally.
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