If anyone is thinking about getting the H-Sport RS4 sway bars, but is on the fence...PUSH

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11-22-2007, 06:59 PM

markbradford

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If anyone is thinking about getting the H-Sport RS4 sway bars, but is on the fence...*PUSH*

Holy crap.

With no appreciable penalty to ride quality, they've really transformed the handling of the car. It will ROTATE on command now, either with lift-throttle or power-on oversteer. In fact, I have it set on the stiff setting now (300% stiffer than the stock RS4 bar!), and I might even want to back it off to the softer one (still over 200% stiffer than the stock RS4 bar!)

Awesome.

I picked em up from Tirerack for about $410 shipped. They arrived in two days.

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11-22-2007, 07:57 PM

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I like them too. Trust me. The car will still push though. I have them on stiff.

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11-22-2007, 09:09 PM

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i've got to be imagining things. you're driving an audi again. and a b6, no less?

wtf? feel like i'm in bizaro world

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11-22-2007, 09:40 PM

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Yeah, check um out. I ran the front stock with rear 24mm and it was nice but...

later went to the F and R 35/29 RS4 setup and the turn in was really nice although I still miss a bit of the neutrality. Honestly I know that swaybars are a bandaid and I really need to go upgraded TorSen and Motorsport to get the car neutral but the RS4 on full stiff is my favorite thus far. I'd be really interested to see what your impression of stock front and 29 rear is though. I can see that as being fun.

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