I would not think helping on launch- but you are on the right track
There is a thought process on this that an anti sway bar will help the car suspension stay where the racer wants the car to be and going straight. For myself, this is a band aid. Perhaps there is merit in it, IDK myself. I work with the car and have always gotten my car to go straight with or without the factory sway bar in the cr. I never added one to a car for this (above) idea. Sway bars weren’t initially designed for this. As we know.
Rumble- bars for bottoming out or coming down from a launch- you do not bottoming out on a street car- you can bend the K brace and worse
remember when we used 6 cyl bars when dragging?
I get a little lost in your grammar.
“Bars for bottoming out...”
Implies you want to do this
“You do not bottoming our on a street car”
This makes no sense
“You can bend a K frame when we used 6 cylinder bars when dragging”
Poor diction applied. But I at least get what your trying to say, *I think!*
Let me start with what is above.
You mention T bars. I don’t know what your trying to convey but T bars are for up and down car motion control. And they have some effect of a side to side motion.
FWIW, I still use /6 T bars and a stock K frame.
worked real well launching on the tires required then cam slicks and wheelstands- then they could come down too hard and fixes had to be done
No Punctuation at all. What’s with that dude? Really? Come on now!