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Old 02-21-2009, 10:39 PM   #11
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We can't be certain of that fact which is why I stated the bar was available but can't speak for its effects. If it would make the car understeer worse like you say it would, then if you took the front anti roll bar off, would it cure the understeer without having to fit a rear anti roll bar?

I think it is possible that a correct front anti roll bar would reduce front roll, and optimize the tire contact patch in the corners, because too much roll unloads the inside tires. I'm not saying the Cusco would do it, because I've never tried it, but it is a tuning option that should be tried before being written off.
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