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Old 08-22-2007, 09:00 PM   #7 (permalink)
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That's what I thought too, but the ADVAN Sports I have on now have seen 6 track days and they are notorious among the track guys for being really noisy tires. For the same reason that you mentioned, I consulted the Yokohama guys and the track instructors and was told that it was fine -- lots of sound, but no signs of traction loss, except in areas where I deliberately broke traction for a better angle.

To the OP, there is a bit of debate going on about whether an alignment is required after installation of a sway bar. In an earlier topic, it was clarified that adjusting the settings on the sway bar does not require an alignment. However, some people remain divided on getting an alignment done after installing a sway bar. I, for one, had an alignment done after my sway bar install


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