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Old 03-12-2004, 03:06 PM   #2
bigred90gt
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A set of 4 cyl springs will help your car with weight transfer when launching. I am unsure of the "mushiness" in corners as the only applications I have heard of someone using them on is for straight line. The sway bar is to help keep your front end in check. When removed, the car gets squirrelly at high speeds. This will also help in weight transfer, as it lets your front end come up easier, putting more of the weight at the rear tires. When you break and turn, you will notice a bit more dive in the front end. If it is your daily driver, and you dont mind crawling around corners, I say remove it. I have mine off of my 90 gt, but then again I dont drive it every day. Its not a huge difference, unless you take corners like speed racer, or drive it on the freeway alot. The suspension in my 90 is crap anyways, so I never really corner very hard in it.
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