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Mail From: "Patrick Lee" <(email redacted)>


I bought some used Front JR Sway and RB rear Sway. I was wondering those
that have the RB rears what setting do you run on the street?

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Check out solomiata.com/swaybar.html

Randy

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I bought some used Front JR Sway and RB rear Sway. I was wondering those
that have the RB rears what setting do you run on the street?

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Mail From: "Eric Schieb" <(email redacted)>


Based on my experience, run the front JR bar closest to its pivot (hard) and the rear bar furthest from its pivot (soft). YMMV

Eric Schieb

>>> "Patrick Lee" <(email redacted)> 06/18/01 01:17PM >>>
what setup are you running? My front is lower than my rear...I have RB
springs on all corners and tokico HP shocks.

-----Original Message-----
From: Eric Schieb [mailto:(email redacted)]
Sent: Monday, June 18, 2001 10:03 AM
To: (email redacted)
Subject: Re: Used Sways


My experience is that the JR set is way too rear biased unless you like
oversteer. I would not recommend using the rear bar that they supply on an
otherwise near stock car (or worse yet on a car lowered more in the rear
than the front).

Eric Schieb

>>> "Patrick Lee" <(email redacted)> 06/18/01 12:26PM >>>

I bought some used Front JR Sway and RB rear Sway. I was wondering those
that have the RB rears what setting do you run on the street?