How should the stablizer be adjusted? I can't believe I have never noticed this before but the driver side looks like this:
While the passenger side looks like this:
Is this right because it's doesn't look right at all. Also, what happens when you adjust the stablizer?
Anyone? I have the tires off and ready to fix if I need to.
that would effect the cornering. its varied depending on what turning direction you want to stiffen up more. i've got no real hands on experiance like alot of the guys here so i'm sure you'll get much better advice from another source, but i'd say for nice street driving to set them both out to the same far holes giving an even but not too stiff ride/handling charicteristics
mike
by the way it looks like its been that way a long time. how different did one side feel than the other over bumps? it also doesnt look like any stock bar arms i've seen either, they arent adjustable
mike
- if the rear end of the car feels loose (oversteer) move both sides towards the end of the car.
- if the front of the car feels loose (understeer) move both sides towards the front of the car.
right now, i'd set them both in the middle and do some tight turn driving in a empty parkinglot to determine how the car handles and then go from there ...
Andy
Looks like you have the old H&H Carrera sway bars, set then both the same and play around to find out what feels best.
Just thought I would clarify something the other responses alluded to. The sway bar does not affect one side differently from the other. Basically, it is the total length of the levers that matters. Normally, you would set them to the same position or maybe one step apart to fine tune.
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