On Power Understeer
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most of the time natural understeer can be fixed by induced overster. trail brake(keep some brake on while entering the turn) I guess this is only slow turns right? The point is to take some weight off the back for less grip inducing some oversteer. dont over do it though!
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From: Los Cerritos Mall
Originally Posted by mikey k,Dec 25 2006, 04:29 AM
What sort of geo have you got on it?
Lowering will affect the camber geo as the fronts turn.
Lowering will affect the camber geo as the fronts turn.
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From: Los Cerritos Mall
Originally Posted by gomarlins3,Dec 24 2006, 09:04 PM
Ummmm, slow down?
Punching out of the corner tends to create understeer.
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From: Mt. Pleasant, SC
Originally Posted by djdorifto,Dec 24 2006, 04:57 PM
you can do a stiffer damper in the front and softer in the rear to get some oversteer... sway bars can help ya out too
