Pick My Sways

Discussion in 'Modifications & DIY how-to' started by flat4ever666, Dec 26, 2008.

  1. flat4ever666

    flat4ever666 Member

    Hey guys Im trying to get a good sway set up here in the next couple of weeks. There are so many set ups im lost. My wagons a DD, but i still want a tight set up so i can run at the track. I basically want a little go cart with some oversteer, Set up suggestion? Oh i have Megan racing coilovers if that matters.
     
  2. Jake

    Jake Active Member

    27mm front/24mm rear

    whiteline
     
  3. wagunz_pwn

    wagunz_pwn Active Member

    He needs to get a wagon specific front sway...22-24mm is his only option from whiteline.
     
    Last edited: Dec 26, 2008
  4. Jake

    Jake Active Member

    oh yeah didn't read that
     
  5. flat4ever666

    flat4ever666 Member

    what for the front then?
     
  6. SubiNoobi

    SubiNoobi Supporting Member

    27mm:)

    It can be done, wagon or not. The difference between a wagon and a sedan sway bar is very small and can be made up for with spacers. The bigger difference is between turbo and non-turbo bars, because of exhaust header clearance, But if you have a turbo, then you can run whatever bar you want, just get some upgraded wagon endlinks as well.

    You may not need as big as 27mm, but it feels great.
     
    Last edited: Dec 26, 2008
  7. siegelracing

    siegelracing Registered Vendor<br><b><font color="#666666">bion

    I think the biggest wagon front is the 24 or 26 from Whiteline, definitely get that one. Then get the 22-26 rear from Whiteline. Give us a call on Monday and we can order it for you.

    Siegel
     
  8. flat4ever666

    flat4ever666 Member

    ^^^word, thanks scott!
     
  9. SubiNoobi

    SubiNoobi Supporting Member

    Just so you know, this is what happens when you put a sedan bar on a wagon - Whiteline 27mm adjustable (36XXZ): As you can see, the issue is not with the length, but with the angle of the tabs.
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    The clearance was tight, but gave me no issues, of course with a turbo, you won't even have this problem at all.
    [​IMG]
     
    Last edited: Dec 27, 2008
  10. slowwrx

    slowwrx Supporting Member

    As big as you can get
     

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