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my new 07 EX coupe tends to have twitchy handling and abrupt oversteer tendencies. It has been re-aligned.
What sway bar options will settle this thing a bit? SI? Aftermarket? I confess i don't even know what is under it now. (Oh, - my other car is a Porsche 914-6 GT with track credentials, it tracks on rails and only turns in when I ask it to)
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Louder than 4 F404-GE-400
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The FWD car is only going to oversteer if the driver tells it to by either, going passed the limit and slaming on the brakes or an abrupt lift of the throttle. Other than that, it should push like a dump truck. I have an Si with an adjustable suspension and on the loosest possible setting, it still pushes.
Go to some auto x events with the civic to get a better feel of what it is supposed to do. |
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I'm not the only guy who thinks the EX cars have a serious handling problem
turns out the answer is on this forum Si Front & Rear Sways on an EX Sedan |
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