I have to agree with Jack's assessment. My '58 TR3A has only a front bar
and behaves very well through the corners with the appropriate drift
applied where it is safe to do so. Given the type of rear suspension on
a TR3 a rear bar for normal street driving is likely overkill adding
little.
John T. Nichols
'58 TR3A TS32093L 'O'
'86 TVR 280i
Jack Brooks wrote:
>
> John,
>
> Get the front one, but not the rear one.
>
> TR3's are notoriously tail happy. Holding the front end down with an
> anti-sway bar will help make the back stick better. My TR3A has just a
> front bar. A little playing around with the tire pressures makes it a whole
> lot more predictable and fun in the twisties.
>
> Jack Brooks
> TS69032L
> NJ car show: http://pages.hotbot.com/family/triumph
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