how to get flatter cornering WITHOUT lowering
Originally Posted by gone_phishin
i don't think it would be pointless to put the rears on if i do a front strut tower brace. the stb adds more rigidity than a sway bar really because of the closed box frame effect it creates.
Originally Posted by alphamatt
most comments i have heard of the front strut bar is that is mostly for looks and does not offer all that much actual function, id go with front sways instead
just like others have said sways would be ur #1 optiona and anything that sitffens the chassis up like underbody braces such as GT spec. To finish this off u can go with semi race tires and be much faster than stock in corners.
Originally Posted by shabarivas
stillen = the fail = broken sways....
go get some cuscos
go get some cuscos

Originally Posted by Klubbheads
just like others have said sways would be ur #1 optiona and anything that sitffens the chassis up like underbody braces such as GT spec. To finish this off u can go with semi race tires and be much faster than stock in corners.
Originally Posted by OCG35
front and rear? Or mid-brace?... I would be all over the mid brace if someone made one for the sedan... I haven’t really considered front and rear though with sway bars...
Originally Posted by Klubbheads
well gt spec braces shouldn't hurt. I was talking about the front and rear lower tie braces and the rear lateral brace. No matter what they should stiffen up the chassis quite a bit.
without lowering I reckon the sways will make minimal difference...center of gravity needs to be lowered to achieve your desired result of flatter cornering. Stick a set of Z suspension in + sways and you will find it a whole lot better.
04X here, and I just have a strut tower brace, no sway bar upgrades.
Cornering is definitely tighter now - the front end no longer dives while turning. I suggest you start with a STB, then if it is not stiff enough, try a rear sway bar upgrade too.
Cornering is definitely tighter now - the front end no longer dives while turning. I suggest you start with a STB, then if it is not stiff enough, try a rear sway bar upgrade too.



the front end feels tighter (better)