HELP: ITR rear swaybar question..??
11-18-2003, 02:34 PM
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HELP: ITR rear swaybar question..??
Hey all...
I am currently running a ITR rear swaybar with custom fabricated thick metal reinforcement plates with aftermarket suspension. The thing is, I wanted to swap my stock suspension back in for winter.
My question is would the stock suspension be way too soft for the bar even with the reinforcement plates? I could take the bar off, but I would prefer not to since it was such a pain installing it due to the Si endlink bolt being kinda short with the thicker bar and it was a pain in the a** to bolt in... Any suggestions or comments are welcomed... Thanks
I am currently running a ITR rear swaybar with custom fabricated thick metal reinforcement plates with aftermarket suspension. The thing is, I wanted to swap my stock suspension back in for winter.
My question is would the stock suspension be way too soft for the bar even with the reinforcement plates? I could take the bar off, but I would prefer not to since it was such a pain installing it due to the Si endlink bolt being kinda short with the thicker bar and it was a pain in the a** to bolt in... Any suggestions or comments are welcomed... Thanks
11-18-2003, 02:37 PM
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Re: HELP: ITR rear swaybar question..?? (tan2)
I'm assuming you'll have winter tires too? There's a local guy who runs an ITR bar on his GSR with stock suspension and Azenis and he hasn't had a single problem. I imagine as long as you aren't plaing speed racer during the winter (I'm assuming you're not that stupid anyways), you should be just fine. 
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