Autocross today

[benebob]

Originally Posted by porschekiller

who said anything about 2 bars? disconnecting your front bar is only transfering the weight to the rear to help balance in a backwards way. i eliminate understeer with the proper size tire and then take advantage of the benefits of having a bigger sway bar no one has obviously experienced.

Again I already posted the problem with tire size. I can spin through 1st and into 2nd with properly warmed up slicks that are putting down 50 inches of rubber. Yeah, going with say your proposed 35 will let me spin through 3rd as well. Makes for a very bad day for tires and times. Inhale some more toxins there my friend. There are a number of members who have made larger bars. Use the search button above!

[benebob]

Originally Posted by TomsSVX

disconnecting the front bar with a stock suspension is like shooting yourself in the foot. To be honest Nate, i would suggest getting some seat time as is after I am done with the car and then deciding what to do that will help you more. right now it is all perspective

Tom

Naw, its actually quite fun, especially when you don't take it off, just disconnect a side.

[sicksubie]

This thread is hilarious... I am going to disconnect my sway bar, heck remove it... Put in solid steel pipes instead of struts, and......... nvm I got nothing

[benebob]

Originally Posted by sicksubie

This thread is hilarious... I am going to disconnect my sway bar, heck remove it... Put in solid steel pipes instead of struts, and......... nvm I got nothing

It'd be cheaper to build a locost 7.

[Hocrest]

Originally Posted by sicksubie

This thread is hilarious... I am going to disconnect my sway bar, heck remove it... Put in solid steel pipes instead of struts, and......... nvm I got nothing

Can you come up with 3 more donut spares??

[TomsSVX]

hahahahaha

Tom

[svxistentialist]

Originally Posted by benebob

It'd be cheaper to build a locost 7.

Probably right Dave.

There are swarms of them in England.

Joe

[sicksubie]

That would be the set up. Solid struts, no front sways, run on 4 donuts, SS rear bushings, weld my ball joints, and remove thr front brakes for better weight balance. That way I have the same front end weight as a Honda Accord and the same low cost imbalance as a Tiburon.

[svxistentialist]

Originally Posted by Hocrest

Can you come up with 3 more donut spares??

You want the police on yore tail, boy??

[TomsSVX]

I wouldn't mind racing on donuts just for ****s and giggles

Tom

[sicksubie]

Originally Posted by svxistentialist

You want the police on yore tail, boy??

On my tail? The car would be sitting on it's belly with smiling cops standing around.

[svxistentialist]

Originally Posted by TomsSVX

I wouldn't mind racing on donuts just for ****s and giggles

Tom

Me too!

I'm actually convinced the SVX would handle in deep snow, using four donuts.

I have two donuts. The only thing we don't got in Ireland is snow.

[St Patrick might have banned it with the snakes]

[svxistentialist]

Originally Posted by sicksubie

On my tail? The car would be sitting on it's belly with smiling cops standing around.

On the roof, more like!!

[SVXRide]

Originally Posted by TomsSVX

also the single most unavailable upgrade to the SVX without having a one-off

Tom

exactly...
-Bill (trying really, really hard not to get drawn into this goat rope...)

[porschekiller]

i was elaborating on someone's idea the car handles better without a sway bar. notice i said backwards idea.

Originally Posted by TomsSVX

disconnecting the front bar with a stock suspension is like shooting yourself in the foot. To be honest Nate, i would suggest getting some seat time as is after I am done with the car and then deciding what to do that will help you more. right now it is all perspective

Tom