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Joseph Mills |
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on a Sonoma diet now... ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 1,482 Joined: 29-December 02 From: Oklahoma City, OK Member No.: 39 ![]() |
My car has 180# springs in the back with 19 or 21mm torsion bars front. Koni adjustables all around.
This summer I installed a 22mm Weltmiester swaybar to cure some EXCESSIVE oversteer (to put it mildly). Now it's about as neutral handling as you could hope for on the street. At 60mph on off-ramps taking it up to the final point of adhesion, you can abruptly apply throttle lift and the back-end just jumps out a little....real nice. If you floor the throttle, it will slowly start to push. ALL VERY controllable. But at slower 30-40mph speeds typical of some tight autocross turns, it has a slight tendancy to push. I've always heard that slow speed pushing is very difficult to overcome. But I hope that I can still get the car to rotate a little better yet. I'm considering going to 200# springs. I've even considered 220 or 240# springs, but I don't want to end up with TOO much oversteer again. I know many of you have been here before. What shall I do? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/confused24.gif) |
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