QUOTE(rfuerst911sc @ May 5 2008, 05:29 PM)
According to the install instructions the setting I have picked gives 742 lbs./in. of resistance/force.
them numbers don't mean much. there are soooo many factors that play into this. have you cornerweighted the car? rideheight? LSD? sticky tires? wider track?
the list goes on and on.
basically, what you do is you get the car running, get the rideheight you want, corner balance it, get it aligned and then you take it out on a skidpad.
you use the swaybar to finetune the handling of the car. it's impossible to say how your car will handle until you actually go out and drive it.
start at the softest position (furthest towards the front of the car).
- if the car pushes (understeer) get heavier springs in the rear or add a rear sway bar
- if the car is tail-happy (oversteer) tighten the front bar (moving it towards the rear) until the car handles neutral
Andy