Supra sway bars
08-13-02, 06:50 PM
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Supra sway bars
How much do the stock TT sway bars help. and how much should they cost used. is it more worth while to try and find a pair of the supra TRD sway bars? any ideas?
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08-14-02, 08:49 AM
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Ethan,
It seems the front sway is the same diameter. The rear is a slight upgrade but I have never done it. TRD upgrade bars for the Supra seem to be the way to go...but pricey. However, I have a line on Whiteline sway bars and will post info soon.
It seems the front sway is the same diameter. The rear is a slight upgrade but I have never done it. TRD upgrade bars for the Supra seem to be the way to go...but pricey. However, I have a line on Whiteline sway bars and will post info soon.
08-14-02, 09:21 PM
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The TT rear bar is a great improvement,makes the car fun to drive.
Most of the Supras that road race use the stock rear bar,complain that the TRD one is too much unless you have very sticky race tires and really need more.
I get slight oversteer with that bar,and 265/40-17 tires on back,wouldn't want any more.
The TRD front bar might be an improvement,don't know.
Most of the Supras that road race use the stock rear bar,complain that the TRD one is too much unless you have very sticky race tires and really need more.
I get slight oversteer with that bar,and 265/40-17 tires on back,wouldn't want any more.
The TRD front bar might be an improvement,don't know.
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