Thread: rear strut tower bar functionality (does it really make a difference?)
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Old 05-21-2008, 01:27 PM
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soooo true that the rear sway bar creates too much oversteer, but i find it easier to control oversteer than understeer. when i track my car, i am going to run a few laps with it on then a few laps with it off and see which one will get better lap times. as for the upper strut bar, it serves a purpose when pushing your car to the limit. not just for everyday driving.
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