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ANTI-ROLL BAR ISSUES

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The anti-roll bar on my 89 GT coupe is flimsy as shit and causes the inside wheel to spin all the power away in the corners. I need to find someone who either sells thicker versions of these or someone who can make me one.

I refuse to admit defeat, and let this poor excuse for an an anti-roll bar beat me!!!!!

Help!!!!

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a PPP subframe would be your best bet, if you have the ££££

Don't mess with the front one, stiffen up the rear. It'll give you more bite.

Yeah,stiffening the front will make it worse - its the back axle thats squatting,and causing the front to lift. Tightening the rear springs should help,but a beefier rear anti roll bar is ideal.

sign up for the subframe group buy being organised by PPP on here somewhere. They're about £500 and throw the front arb in the bin and replace it with a subframe with independant wishbones.

sign up for the subframe group buy being organised by PPP on here somewhere. They're about £500 and throw the front arb in the bin and replace it with a subframe with independant wishbones.

Totally agree, that's what I'll be doing when I've managed to save up some more money 8-)

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