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> Slightly tailhappy...
falcor75
post May 18 2018, 01:15 AM
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I need to learn a bit of how to setup my car better.
Its got new Bilstein shocks all around, new bushings everywhere.
Front has the stock torsion bars and a Tarret adjustable swaybar.
Rear has 140lbs Weltmeister springs.

Last year I ran it with no rear swaybar and the front swaybar set at about 25% from the outer most position. This got the car quite tailhappy when doing autocross/slalom events.

During the Winter I added the stock rear swaybar just to see what difference it made and it calmed the tailhappyness down a bit but still a bit twitchy.

Whats the next step? Decreaseing the front swaybar setting?


Last year in the wet..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrh878om6pI

This years first event
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eer4JyMl_PI
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