18mm front sway bar which will work on a DC2?
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18mm front sway bar which will work on a DC2?
There is supposed to be either a Euro or a JDM Honda 18mm front sway bay which will fit a DC2 Integra. Anyone know which car it would come from and where I could find one?
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Re: 18mm front sway bar which will work on a DC2?
I know that Mugen offers one, but its a little over $300 from kingmotorsports. If there are other options, I'd love to hear about them.
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Re: 18mm front sway bar which will work on a DC2?
shouldn't any of the 92-95 Civic front swaybars fit with the corresponding D-bushings and endlinks?i'm not sure what sizes they used(17mm comes to mind?).they should be easy to source,and fit right up.
i'm assuming you want to go smaller to get the car to turn a little more?
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i'm assuming you want to go smaller to get the car to turn a little more?
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Re: 18mm front sway bar which will work on a DC2?
Yea, smaller. I am running a 21mm Civic EX bar now. As far as I can find, that is the smallest bar offered on USDM Civics that will bold up. A 17/18mm would be more ideal.
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Re: 18mm front sway bar which will work on a DC2?
The ONE bar a fwd race car needs is a front bar. And it needs to be of a certain kind. Do that, and your life is better, easier, and faster. Even if you can't reach it from the drivers seat.
Scott, who finally figured out what sway bars are really for...
Scott, who finally figured out what sway bars are really for...
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Re: 18mm front sway bar which will work on a DC2?
Hiya Scott! Cryptic as ever I see! Good to hear from you again. Are you still of the "no sway bars at all" religion?
All I can say is if you've got push with a front bar on your FWD car and attribute all of that push to the bar, well, you're doing it wrong.
All I can say is if you've got push with a front bar on your FWD car and attribute all of that push to the bar, well, you're doing it wrong.
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Re: 18mm front sway bar which will work on a DC2?
Jeezuz Nate! It wasn't THAT cryptic. It should be obvious now that I bear witness to the religion of the One True Swaybar.
As to your own crypticism, I tend to agree about the wrongness...at root of the thinking.
Scott, who thinks if we weren't all out there wrongly attributing everything it'd be a lot quieter...
As to your own crypticism, I tend to agree about the wrongness...at root of the thinking.
Scott, who thinks if we weren't all out there wrongly attributing everything it'd be a lot quieter...
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Re: 18mm front sway bar which will work on a DC2?
I try.
You are correct. Adjustable. Cockpit if allowed by your rules.
Use a modest front bar, good for ~10-15% of your front roll stiffness with the blade at full stiff, set the car up on a grippy day/track with fresh tires (ie get the cambers to where they need to be). From then on on any given day you'll adjust your camber with the sway bar, and take a nap, **** your pit tootsie, or read poetry while smoking a pipe, while others are making more complicated setup changes.
Scott, whose approach to racing is a lazy one...I've never valued hard work for it's own sake in an otherwise enjoyable activity...
You are correct. Adjustable. Cockpit if allowed by your rules.
Use a modest front bar, good for ~10-15% of your front roll stiffness with the blade at full stiff, set the car up on a grippy day/track with fresh tires (ie get the cambers to where they need to be). From then on on any given day you'll adjust your camber with the sway bar, and take a nap, **** your pit tootsie, or read poetry while smoking a pipe, while others are making more complicated setup changes.
Scott, whose approach to racing is a lazy one...I've never valued hard work for it's own sake in an otherwise enjoyable activity...
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