For those with H-Sport Sways (or considering)
#1
For those with H-Sport Sways (or considering)
Are you content and/or do see yourself migrating to the Stasis set-up at some point?
Would your answer be different if you were a novice driver? That is, no track experience.
Thanks,
Mike
Would your answer be different if you were a novice driver? That is, no track experience.
Thanks,
Mike
#7
Re: StaSIS set up does not need rear sway bar upgrades
That is a matter of opinion, not fact. I believe the Stasis suspension was designed for use with the stock bars. However,I could not leave well enough alone and had both installed at the same time, so I cannot compare them separately. I know Stasis was interested to learn how the car handled with both and gave me some suggestions on setting adjustments after my first track session with these mods at Lime Rock.
In my opinion, the combination works very well. As Scott has pointed out, though, the rear sway bars seem to work best for our uses on the softer setting. The firm setting, especially in combination with a dialed-in suspension, may take you to an undesired oversteer in some situations.
In my opinion, the combination works very well. As Scott has pointed out, though, the rear sway bars seem to work best for our uses on the softer setting. The firm setting, especially in combination with a dialed-in suspension, may take you to an undesired oversteer in some situations.
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#8
very content w H-sport sway bars but will dial down to softer setting after....
i-link issue, Hotchkiss is aware of the issue and working on possible sturdier i-link plus none available in the U.S. even the OEMs at this point, had to steal mine from an s4 which was slightly thinner but is holding pretty good right now.