Ireland Engineering sway bar question...

[bwh13]

I have the bars on the 88 325 and it seems the car is edging towards oversteer. Even a little gas around corners to the S52 and it almost seems to want to start coming around on me. I have the front bar in the middle postion, rear bar mounts right at the ends of the bar. I have the E36 rack on it too and sometimes I almost cut corners too sharp...

I've lowered the car approx 1.5", and am running crappy tires on the 14" bottlecaps.

Am I wasting my time trying to figure it out now or should I wait until I get the 15's with good tires on there?

[DSP74]

Wait for good tires...

Once those are on you need less rear bar.

[jlevie]

Setting the front sway to the stiffest position will shift a bit of weight towards the rear and reduce oversteer. Taking a bit of pressure out of the rear tires will also help.

[Jesse30]

Setting the front sway to the stiffest position will shift a bit of weight towards the rear and reduce oversteer. Taking a bit of pressure out of the rear tires will also help.

+1

also get some good sticky tires on there. right now it sounds like you have too much suspension and not enough tire.

[jtb_29]

I have the bars on the 88 325 and it seems the car is edging towards oversteer. Even a little gas around corners to the S52 and it almost seems to want to start coming around on me. I have the front bar in the middle postion, rear bar mounts right at the ends of the bar. I have the E36 rack on it too and sometimes I almost cut corners too sharp...

I've lowered the car approx 1.5", and am running crappy tires on the 14" bottlecaps.

Am I wasting my time trying to figure it out now or should I wait until I get the 15's with good tires on there?

What springs/shocks are you running? What IE swaybar combo do you have?