rear sway bar installed - ahhhh....
12-06-2006, 12:01 PM
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rear sway bar installed - ahhhh....
I've got the H&R 22mm rear sway bar installed on the firmer setting, and I'm very happy with it. 
When cornering, my premium suspension A3 feels solid at last!
I would also say ride has gone from firm(-) to firm; not bad at all.
Thanks for your input,
- ic
When cornering, my premium suspension A3 feels solid at last!
I would also say ride has gone from firm(-) to firm; not bad at all.
Thanks for your input,
- ic
12-07-2006, 04:00 AM
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How do sways affect how firm the ride is?
They typically don't impact that as all they do is couple the left and right side of the car. During straight ahead driving the sway bar size is immaterial.
The car may ride flatter, but shocks/springs are what usually impacts how firm a car rides.
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The car may ride flatter, but shocks/springs are what usually impacts how firm a car rides.
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12-07-2006, 07:12 AM
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Re: sprayed with WD40...
The bushings weren't greased, but they did get sprayed with WD40...
I hope that's OK!
I'll report if I hear any banging from the bars.
How long before the bushings got soft?
I hope that's OK!
I'll report if I hear any banging from the bars.
How long before the bushings got soft?
12-07-2006, 07:16 AM
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well I'll say that there's a noticable difference between soft & firm settings
on both the H&R & Neuspeed swaybars . . . not to mention the addition of either of these bars makes the ride noticably firmer than stock.
Dave
Dave