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Safety Bars (also known as Strut Bars) are one of the most easily found aftermarket accessory that help to improve the handling and stability of your car. Benefits of Safety Bars Body Roll The body roll of the car will be reduced with installation of safety bars...
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Hi Starlets, I'm on a Weber. When I'm cornering hard LEFT, with the clutch engaged, the engine will have a very noticeable stutter and jerk, making the subsequent acceleration less responsive. With the clutch disengaged (free wheeling), the engine dies off, which is pretty dangerous cos I...
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I would gladly appreciate if there are any Swift technical experts could help me in this.My ride is Swift '07 1.3MT. Scenario: Was travelling home as per normal at SLE.approaching Mandai exit,slowed down and dropped gear from 5 to 4.While the clutch is still depressed and slight braking and man...
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1. Sometimes, someone will mention that they need a heavier set of wheels which provide better stability during cornering. Others might felt that a car with lighter set of wheels will degrade its road holding ability. 2. However, rims, tyres and the brakes are just unsprung weight, which are all...
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Anti-roll Bars The primary function of anti-roll bars is to reduce body roll by adding to the roll resistance of the springs. An anti-roll bar, also referred to as a stabilizer or sway bar, is a bar or tube which connects some part of the left and right sides of the suspension system. On ind...
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Anyone saw the one car accident on the cloverleaf from Clementi going down to PIE (city) yesterday? There was a black Mitsubishi Lancer on the grass with the rear wheels on the road barrier (Boot pointing towards the sky and front wheels on the grass)! Driver looks OK. Wonder how he manage to f...
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Hi! there, everyone, Cornering before the bend arrives Good cornering means good anticipation. Read the road ahead. Position the car to give the maximum vision through each up-coming corner so you can judge your speed. Cornering performance isn't measured by entry speed but by exit spe...
