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Old 05-25-2022, 08:22 PM   #47 (permalink)
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Good find!! I’m a nerd for learning more about suspension geometry and race car chassis setups so I love this stuff.

Found the post that explains this well. j-rho explains it better than me. See his post here: Auto-X street - no rear sway

It’s not that a front bar gives more grip… a stiffer bar actually asks MORE of the outside loaded tires… but the tire is kept in a better range of the camber curve which outweighs the increased load, and therefore more grip!
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