Re: Removing front swaybar improves handling??

[thescirocco@juno.com]

On Tue, 12 Dec 2000 13:15:14 -0800 Randy Block <RandyB@E-Risk.com>
writes:

> Now that you know what the bars are doing
> you can start experimenting with different combo's 
> to find out what you like with the type of driving 
> you plan on doing.

I run a stock 16.5mm front bar and a 28mm rear bar on my '83 GTI, and it
seems to be a pretty good combination.

I've had the front bar off while doing downpipe repairs on my '88, and it
got right down scary at times, when I pushed it
on a long sweeper or on-ramp, it would really push the rear out, like it
was going to come around on me.  

I would definitely leave the front bar on, and maybe use a larger rear
bar.

Peter
'79 Scirocco 16V project car
'83 GTI "Caged Rabbit" 
'84 Scirocco, RD/FF
'80, '88 Scirocco rollers

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