Is it true that no sway bar in the back will create more oversteer? I have always heard that, thought I would ask the drift junkies for the facts.
I have Suspension techniques (22mm front and 19mm in the rear)..What would be the downfall of removing the rear swaybar?
Thanks,
Korey

i've always read that removing the front sway bar creates more of a tendancy to oversteer.

I think your right, because I just looked around some e30 forums and thats what the majority of them were saying. At the moment it's a e30 with the eta motor, and I would like to be able to slide better using what I have until the summer. Will removing this front bar, and keeping the rear bar cause any problems? I think I've come up with a basic plan for summer mods:
Stg 3 clutch, aluminum pressure plate, lightweight flywheel, Turnermotorsport J-stock suspension, and all urethane mounts.

P.Haire wrote:i've always read that removing the front sway bar creates more of a tendancy to oversteer.

+1

240sx Sr20 drifto wrote:

P.Haire wrote:i've always read that removing the front sway bar creates more of a tendancy to oversteer.

+1

Has anybody tried it? I guess I will on monday, haha.

i run stock front with a big tanabe rear bar and the car gets around fairly easily.

I used a plastic coat hanger.

andysapp wrote:I used a plastic coat hanger.

thats top secret!!!

The fact that it's a coat hanger or it's plastic?

No no... it's a Top Secret brand coat hanger.

its painted gold.

Pretty much lolz.

andysapp wrote:No no... it's a Top Secret brand coat hanger.

very rare...gold plated. only 3 in the US.

And they are sweeeet.

andysapp wrote:And they are sweeeet.

like cotton candy!!