Adjustable drop links
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so where can i get an uprated sway bar??? last news i heard from devek was that they were permanently out of stock. any other suppliers?
i can reccomend the ott drop links as a very good solution, i have these on my 86 front and rear. i want the sway bar for the 88.
i can reccomend the ott drop links as a very good solution, i have these on my 86 front and rear. i want the sway bar for the 88.
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Originally Posted by Ron_H
It may be an oversimplification to limit the control of oversteer/understeer to the settings/stiffness of the bars.
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Joe your new Eibach springs will help reduce body roll . The front adjustable links will also help IF you need them. Also note that leaning body roll while not confidence inspiring does not necessarily mean the car corners any slower. The changes in camber of the tire to the road which occur with body roll can have a negative impact on handling but the double A-arm front suspension used on the 928 sufferers far less than the "cheap" Mc pherson strut as used on 911 , 944, super beetle, Z cars etc.