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Old 02-24-2012, 07:34 AM   #57 (permalink)
PaulZ370
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The stiffer the front bar is set the more understeer you will notice. Use the adjustment holes closer to the center for a stiffer rate. The outer holes will allow more flex and make the rate softer.

Depending on your set up, driving style and driving conditions, I would set up the car for understeer with a stiffer front setting first and softer rear setting. This will allow you to get used to the car without having too drastic of a change. You can increase the rear rate and decrease the front rate if you feel you need the car to rotate more.
Thanks Jackson - looking forward to the install. Anxious to see how much of a difference I'm going to feel behind the wheel
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