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10-09-14, 09:53 PM
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Unfortunately there aren't many anti roll bar options currently for the 3rd generation cars (TRD Japan is the only one that comes to mind). FSport bars will only fit the 2IS as they (FSport) have yet to release a set for this new chassis. The front bar may be compatable, although I do not know if anyone has tried (front suspension is relatively carryover). However rear will almost definitely not work due to the new 5-link suspension adopted from the GS/RC family.
All that being said, the front ARB on this vehicle is very stiff already, to balance the chassis more towards neutral handling I would suggest looking at adding roll stiffness to the rear end only. At least for a street driven vehicle. YMMV.
All that being said, the front ARB on this vehicle is very stiff already, to balance the chassis more towards neutral handling I would suggest looking at adding roll stiffness to the rear end only. At least for a street driven vehicle. YMMV.
10-10-14, 06:21 PM
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Unfortunately there aren't many anti roll bar options currently for the 3rd generation cars (TRD Japan is the only one that comes to mind). FSport bars will only fit the 2IS as they (FSport) have yet to release a set for this new chassis. The front bar may be compatable, although I do not know if anyone has tried (front suspension is relatively carryover). However rear will almost definitely not work due to the new 5-link suspension adopted from the GS/RC family.
All that being said, the front ARB on this vehicle is very stiff already, to balance the chassis more towards neutral handling I would suggest looking at adding roll stiffness to the rear end only. At least for a street driven vehicle. YMMV.
All that being said, the front ARB on this vehicle is very stiff already, to balance the chassis more towards neutral handling I would suggest looking at adding roll stiffness to the rear end only. At least for a street driven vehicle. YMMV.
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