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Originally Posted by bobcowan
Body roll is not necessarily a bad thing. Changing sway bars will change handling characteristics, specifically under and oversteer. If your car is pretty neutral right now, and you add a significantly larger front sway bar, you will most likely develop oversteer.
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If you just want to eliminate body roll, you might want to consider increasing springs rates. Especially if you're getting a lot of nose dive on hard braking.
How's your transient response? On a quick left right left, does it seem to wallow or get tail happy? If it does, that would be another reason to consider better springs. |
Increasing the size of the front bar or adding one will
increase understeer, not oversteer.
To increase understeer: Add or increase the size / stiffness of the front bar, reduce the size / soften or remove the rear bar, or a combination of both.
To increase oversteer: Add or increase the size / stiffness of the rear bar, reduce the size / soften or remove the front bar, or a combination of both.