I'm thinking on removing the front stabilizer bar on my Phazer. I'm trying to increase the control or mobility of the machine for carving and cornering. Such a bar must decrease the independence of the front suspension. Why did they do that?
weight saving, good for carving but i wouldnt remove it for trail riding, like its call stabilizer bar, when one side compresses it uses the bar something like a spring it flexes and uses some of the weight from the other shock to take some of the load trying to keep both skis on the ground
A lot of guys that just mountain ride like to remove the sway bar on their sleds because it allows them to sidehill a little easier. It makes the front end totally independent but it really hurts you on the trail, in the bumps.
I rode a guys RT a couple of years ago in the spring that had the sway bar removed it was flat out dangerous on the trail, darting here and there, very unpredictable.
