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brz and fr-s sway bars different?
Does anybody know if the sway bars are the same or different between the fr-s and brz?
I have an fr-s and I would like to upgrade the suspension, but retain the balance of the fr-s. I already installed swift fr-s springs and would like to upgrade sway bars as well, but would like to maintain the balance of the fr-s and not turn my car into a brz. The RCE sway bars look nice, but I'm not sure if they are designed to maintain the balance of the fr-s or brz. Thoughts? |
frs and brz use the same sway bars.
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The RCE Hollow Sways do a great job of maintaining the oversteeryness of the car after installing lower/stiffer springs. I have the front set to the softer setting and the rear at the stiffer setting and they suit my needs perfectly. The key is that the RCE sways are adjustable so you can play around with different settings to dial in the handling you prefer.
Check out some of my track footage to get a better idea of how the car behaves at the limit. It will still rotate and oversteer but it does so much less often when running sticky tires. The grip and turn-in responsiveness is dramatically increased from just the RCE sways and some negative camber all around. It's still very tail happy on the stock wheels and tires if you purposefully toss the car around. |
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By modifying the suspension with aftermarket components, you're making the FRS more like a BRZ (and vice versa). -alex |
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Thanks for the recommendation, much appreciated. |
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