what to buy 949 chassis braces or RB front sway bar?
I say sway bar first. It might be more effective on your current setup.
I have the chassis braces. I felt a difference in stiffness. Only thing is it barely fits under my downpipe.
I have the chassis braces. I felt a difference in stiffness. Only thing is it barely fits under my downpipe.
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I am slowly upgrading, I started with KYB's now these, This is my project and DD. I have limited income as a student so new (expensive things) come sparingly..... but thanks for the advice?
Your car sounds like it would be an oversteery beast. Those rates are not optimal. I'd go with the tubular sway bar and remove the rear bar until you get a stiffer spring up front, or softer one in the rear.
RB hollow FTW. It'll make a much bigger difference than the braces.
Why the hell Tein includes 6kgf/5kgr springs on Miata shocks is beyond me. A 3/2 to 5/3 ratio front to rear is what 90% of people use. For proper balance with a 6kg front spring the rear should be 4kg. With the 5kg rear the front should be 7-8kg.
Why the hell Tein includes 6kgf/5kgr springs on Miata shocks is beyond me. A 3/2 to 5/3 ratio front to rear is what 90% of people use. For proper balance with a 6kg front spring the rear should be 4kg. With the 5kg rear the front should be 7-8kg.
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I agree If I had the option to choose the rates like you can when you buy them new I would've gone 7k and 4k. Still I will be getting different shocks down the road, FCM. RB hollow bar has been bought thanks guys!!!
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and I really just want the rear brace I'm going to get both eventually like I said but for now I'd like so more opinions.
