traction bars
#3
I am not sure about anyone making them for the tC...yet
Upgrading your suspension via sway bars, springs and shocks or coilovers, and making sure that your camber angle is correct will help. But, tires are ultimately where the traction is found.
You can have the best suspension set up in the world, but if you are running bald tires all that will do you no good.
Upgrading your suspension via sway bars, springs and shocks or coilovers, and making sure that your camber angle is correct will help. But, tires are ultimately where the traction is found.
You can have the best suspension set up in the world, but if you are running bald tires all that will do you no good.
#6
I have a friend thatr found traction bars made specially for the TC
he has them oredered for his hyundai tiburon !
the feeling of the car and acceleration becomes just like a four wheel dirve car. Even in snow you will expereice great handling,
I will call him and ask for the website that makes them for the TC
i am concidering purchasing them
he has them oredered for his hyundai tiburon !
the feeling of the car and acceleration becomes just like a four wheel dirve car. Even in snow you will expereice great handling,
I will call him and ask for the website that makes them for the TC
i am concidering purchasing them
#15
I've been asking him about it with PMs and he says something about the company went out of business and I was asking him about asking his friend if he could take a pic of it so i can mock one up still no response so I call BS on this
#16
If your trying to find a traction bar for a FWD your SOL. Traction bars are for vehicles with a leaf-spring suspension, they use the torsion produced by the axle to prevent the RWD from tucking due to heavy acceleration. That is when you see RWD cars "pop-up" in the back on launch.
#17
#18
Originally Posted by Eltaco
If your trying to find a traction bar for a FWD your SOL. Traction bars are for vehicles with a leaf-spring suspension, they use the torsion produced by the axle to prevent the RWD from tucking due to heavy acceleration. That is when you see RWD cars "pop-up" in the back on launch.
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