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Whiteline rear anti roll bar or the jabba sport anti roll bar

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Which one is better

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In a word jabba

Edited by j.braderz

It depends on what you want

I have a Whiteline set to max and if im honest it is a little oversteery, the grip is much better and the sway far lesser

I believe the jabba is stiiffer still

The whiteline has 9 increments of adjustment so therefore you can leave it balanced or even keep a touch of understeer to let you know the limit

Jabba will let go and if you are not competant at predicting step out may leave you in a hedge

If you are a drifter go Jabba, if unsure or want to fine tune your setup try whiteline, either will make a drastic improvement on handling

If you are a drifter go Jabba

:giggle:

Think the only time I ever experienced lift off oversteer in the vrs is when it was a very wet evening on a big roundabout, 2nd gear, 3rd exit corner, that was only on entry-to-apex. Though I feel it was more of the fact the front strut was on as-well making it little more twitchy on turn in..

imo, It's quite hard to make it liftoff oversteer unless you're planning to fly into hedges etc.

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As mentioned it'll depend on how you want the car to feel and handle.

Damian @ DPM Performance

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