AH1H

Was wondering if anyone had any idea how adding traction bars to the Z51 would affect it's special suspension and magnetic selective ride control?

I'd be interested in looking into them for quicker launches, better grip, less wheel spin/tire hop, and faster acceleration overall.

Would traction bars be a good idea on this car, or not so much? Would it defeat the technology that's already there? Or would it help to better plant it (without taking away from the MSRC)?

PowerLabs

Aren't traction bars something you put on a solid rear axle car?

sam90lx

Try Lakewood or Mr. Gasket.

SK360

Wtf. This has to be a troll.

PowerLabs

That was my thought too, but then I remembered most people driving Corvettes are old enough to have owned and driven many a solid rear axle car, so maybe its just someone who's knowledge of car technology has not kept up with the times..

Unreal

IRS cars do not use traction bars. So no this would not be something to look into.

chaase

I also didn't think they helped unless you also had a traditional leaf-spring suspension, not the transverse configuration on the vette.

VIN666

There are plenty of traction bars for FWD cars that don't have live axles...
But I have never heard of any for Vettes...

smurfkiller

they work great on the vettes, along with hot coils for your HEI igntion, carb spacers, fuel cooler canisters, electric superchargers, 100hp/60mpg chips , throttle boosters and side pipes

all those mods combined you should have a c7 that will run 2s in the quarter at 700+ mph consistently.

punky

OMG Sam that is too funny! Lets put a nice pair of chrome Mr Gasket Traction Bars on a C7 Corvette. Do they make them for the 911s?