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Unfortunately this is going to bias the handling slightly back towards understeer (or hopefully still very neutral), but I think I should probably use the F&R as a package.
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Use rear tires now

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The car actually feels like it's using the rear tires now.
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Unfortunately this is going to bias the handling slightly back towards understeer (or hopefully still very neutral), but I think I should probably use the F&R as a package.
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The car actually feels like it's using the rear tires now.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I've had a full ROWM030 kit sitting in my garage waiting for me to install it for a few months now. Last night I got a wild hair to start on the sways. Since my biggest beef w/the stock non-sport handling is the understeer, I started w/the larger (+25% stiffness) rear sway. This is a 15-20min job, and makes a big difference in the way the car handles. The car actually feels like it's using the rear tires now. I'll push it harder this weekend, but there seem to be no downsides to this simple mod. I'll probably install the front sway (+8%) this weekend to round out the M030 sway package. Unfortunately this is going to bias the handling slightly back towards understeer (or hopefully still very neutral), but I think I should probably use the F&R as a package. Net: for those of you wanting to preserve stock ride quality/height while balancing the handling of the car, I'd recommend this very simple and relatively cheap factory upgrade.

POST 2Original post

Good to hear! i have a pair for sale, contact me if anyone is interested.

POST 3Original post

Why add the front bar? All you're going to do is put back the understeer you just got rid of.

POST 4Original post

You have a rear swaybar for sale?

POST 5Original post

Nick i have the Front and rear Row030 swaybars for sale

POST 6Original post

I sent you a PM.. we can talk there!

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I'll probably wait to install the front sway until I do the rest of the suspension install, to have the entire "balanced" system. It drives great now, though.

POST 8Original post

stiles_s, have you installed the suspension yet? a friend of mine has a C2 coupe and was trying to go with the same setup you were discussing. thanks.

POST 9Original post

bringing this back up, cause i wanted to know what the diameter of the Row 030 sways are.. i have them, but am tempted to upgrade to the GT3 ones....so i wanted to compare them....

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