Questions about Daizen Sway Bars?
09-29-04, 10:07 AM
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Questions about Daizen Sway Bars?
I have a question about these sway bars.. I heard when you have really thick sway bars, you should get springs or I'm gussing more likely coilovers with higher springs rates to compensate for the thickness (stiffness) of the sway bar.. because if not, I heard the car might hop on one wheel on a turn due the sway bar thickness (stiffness). So with that in mind, my eibach springs and tokico shocks would not be good enough huh?
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Thicker sway bars are only going to make the car sit more level in a corner and transfers spring force to the loaded side. I see no reason the car should hop. It may three wheel with a good set of tires but I doubt hop. But this is common on many factory cars with sticky tires.
10-07-04, 06:55 AM
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Thicker sway bars are only going to make the car sit more level in a corner and transfers spring force to the loaded side. I see no reason the car should hop. It may three wheel with a good set of tires but I doubt hop. But this is common on many factory cars with sticky tires.
Thicker sway bars are only going to make the car sit more level in a corner and transfers spring force to the loaded side. I see no reason the car should hop. It may three wheel with a good set of tires but I doubt hop. But this is common on many factory cars with sticky tires.
the stiffer spring rate you give the car the more it's going to hop.
example.
horse drawn carriage of the old west. Had no springs or shocks it was just bolted on to the chasis and it bounced around all over the place. Then came the leaf springs which made the wheels stick to the ground over rough surfaces.
hope this helped.
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Re: Questions about Daizen Sway Bars?
Originally posted by nuocmam122
I have a question about these sway bars.. I heard when you have really thick sway bars, you should get springs or I'm gussing more likely coilovers with higher springs rates to compensate for the thickness (stiffness) of the sway bar.. because if not, I heard the car might hop on one wheel on a turn due the sway bar thickness (stiffness). So with that in mind, my eibach springs and tokico shocks would not be good enough huh?
I have a question about these sway bars.. I heard when you have really thick sway bars, you should get springs or I'm gussing more likely coilovers with higher springs rates to compensate for the thickness (stiffness) of the sway bar.. because if not, I heard the car might hop on one wheel on a turn due the sway bar thickness (stiffness). So with that in mind, my eibach springs and tokico shocks would not be good enough huh?
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Re: Re: Questions about Daizen Sway Bars?
Originally posted by carnal_c30
my cars only started hopping with coilovers on driveways, suspension travel is limited so during full suspension compression, one side of the axle is lifted off of the ground.
my cars only started hopping with coilovers on driveways, suspension travel is limited so during full suspension compression, one side of the axle is lifted off of the ground.
Wheel hop is from large laterial loads such as aggressive cornering, or acceleration(power) to the drive wheels.
Wheel lift may also be caused from aggresive cornering if you get the vehicle to "roll" enough in the corner, causing the inside tire to be picked up off the ground.
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