
05-11-2002, 01:12 PM
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Join Date: Mar 1999
Location: Pace, Florida, U.S.A.,
FL
Cobra Make, Engine: Hunter 427, 5.0 (302)
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Dennis Olthoff covered this subject at the Deep South Cobra Club annual meeting. He recommends (at least on Superformance Cobras) a larger sway bar on the rear than on the front with somewhat soft springs. Sway bars allow you to run softer springs and still keep body roll to a minimum. This gives a more compliant ride over bumps and helps keep all 4 wheels/tires planted.
Dennis invited a Bilstein Shock Rep and I now want new shocks.
If you want to drag race disconnect the front sway bars to allow better weight transfer.
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