Subject	Rear strut brace: Will it help lessen understeer much?>>>
Posted by	SeedyRom on December 08, 2000 at 3:33 PM
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Message	Well guys, I have just about EVERYTHING done that I want to to my suspension. I have Stillen Sway bars, 8/4 way adjustible struts (G.R. you rule!), Eibachs, AMS front strut bar, etc etc... BUT I don't have the rear strut bar. Why? Because my damn sub box is in the way and it CAN'T be moved...it'd have to be redesigned. So I've been reluctant to say the least... When I went road racing last week, I noticed the car understeered quite a bit. I even stiffened the rear struts much more than the front, to see if it would counter-act the effect. Understeer is safer...but there was a bit too much. I *AM* happy as all hell with how the car performed...my god! But I do want that rear strut bar....I figure if I balance things back out it should oversteer a bit easier. Am I correct in this assumption? Thanks! www.zheaven.com updated! 12/2/00 - Buttonwillow Performance Driving School (Pics/Video)
Follow Ups	Rear strut brace: Will it help lessen understeer much?>>> - SeedyRom 15:33:22 12/08/00 lots of people have said that putting on the rear brace - Bernie 16:17:13 12/08/00 Thanks Bernie! Just the nudge I needed! (n/m) - SeedyRom 17:20:59 12/08/00 AS IF you need a friggen nudge !! LOL ! (n/m) - qqqqqqqman 20:55:26 12/08/00 i have both front and back the front>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> - twinstyleTT chicago 18:51:35 12/08/00 Still, I doubt that you had neutral handling to start with - PEwithaZ 22:08:39 12/08/00 I have the Stillen adjustable sway bars set up for neutral - Bernie 01:38:55 12/09/00 I have just the rear on my Slicktop..... - Christopher 23:25:59 12/08/00
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