| Doing just the front set is fine for basic street applications. Most people who brake hard or have to slam on the brakes are usually travelling in a straight line anyway. However, doing just the front will move the brake bias towards the front. So on a track this will make the rear of the car a little more unstable when braking into a corner. It's fun for those that like a happy tail end but not good choice set up for the average driver. This is probably a bad example but imagine straping a 50lb weight to your head, jump off a 10 ft wall and attemping to land on your feet. Not quite a well balanced act there....
Harry
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"OMG! I'm going straight to HELL!!!!" - Wolf [Pittsburgh] Click to find out why... LOL "my girlfried is inside my dashboard....." Posted by: DeLL116 on April 14, 2002 at 04:59 pm
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