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I had PSS9's and GT3 sways installed last week and am noticing that the car seems to want to kick it's backend loose all the time.

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I'm running 4F/3R for my PSS9's and have the front GT3 sway set to mid position (3 out of 5) and the rear set to position 3 from the end of the bar.

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Run same (or equivalent) setup, what are the

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For those that are running the same (or equivalent) setup, what are the setting that you use for your PSS9's/10's and GT3 sways.

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Use pss9's/10's and gt3 sways

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For those that are running the same (or equivalent) setup, what are the setting that you use for your PSS9's/10's and GT3 sways.

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I had PSS9's and GT3 sways installed last week and am noticing that the car seems to want to kick it's backend loose all the time.

Settings for PSS9's & GT3 sways...

Run 4f/3r

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Performed · outcome unconfirmed · Original poster

I'm running 4F/3R for my PSS9's and have the front GT3 sway set to mid position (3 out of 5) and the rear set to position 3 from the end of the bar.

Settings for PSS9's & GT3 sways...

Run same (or equivalent) setup, what are the

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Suggestion · Original poster

For those that are running the same (or equivalent) setup, what are the setting that you use for your PSS9's/10's and GT3 sways.

Settings for PSS9's & GT3 sways...

Use pss9's/10's and gt3 sways

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Suggestion · Original poster

For those that are running the same (or equivalent) setup, what are the setting that you use for your PSS9's/10's and GT3 sways.

Settings for PSS9's & GT3 sways...
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I had PSS9's and GT3 sways installed last week and am noticing that the car seems to want to kick it's backend loose all the time. I'm running 4F/3R for my PSS9's and have the front GT3 sway set to mid position (3 out of 5) and the rear set to position 3 from the end of the bar. I want to dial out some of the oversteer and get back to a more neutral position in terms of handling. For those that are running the same (or equivalent) setup, what are the setting that you use for your PSS9's/10's and GT3 sways. Any thoughts as to what I could do? Thanks!

POST 2Original post

Loosen the rear sway 1 notch toward the end of the bar.

POST 3Original post

Quotes source post: 7556236

+1, soften up the rear.

POST 5Original post

As others have said, loosen up the rear. Sounds like you are set at 1 one full stiff.

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Ahh! Perfect! Thanks for all the assistance. Will loosen up the rear and report results back.

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks to all for the feedback. That definitely seems to have resolved the oversteer issue. Next up - a good car wash and then some pics!

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