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Yes, I still have my old ones, BUT I was driving 2-3 months with the 18/19'' set-up prior to the sway bar installation, and never detected any rear end movement. The front tires always were a little nervous on worn tarmac with grooves. But never the rear.The only thing I can see have changed is sway bars and the rears getting down to 3mm instead of maybe 6mm last time I drove it. (Lent the car out to Autofil for some track driving/shooting for one of their TV programmes/episodes)I have noticed that my sway bars do not have any clips or collars preventing it to move.If my rears are exposed to lateral forces, from grooved worn tarmac, could it be my rear moves a little due to sway bar movement ??Trond.
Yes, I still have my old ones, BUT I was driving 2-3 months with the 18/19'' set-up prior to the sway bar installation, and never detected any rear end movement. The front tires always were a little nervous on worn tarmac with grooves. But never the rear.
The only thing I can see have changed is sway bars and the rears getting down to 3mm instead of maybe 6mm last time I drove it. (Lent the car out to Autofil for some track driving/shooting for one of their TV programmes/episodes)
I have noticed that my sway bars do not have any clips or collars preventing it to move.
If my rears are exposed to lateral forces, from grooved worn tarmac, could it be my rear moves a little due to sway bar movement ??
Trond.
