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Old 01-13-2004, 11:35 AM   #8
NINaudio
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Re: Anti-sway bars: a primer...

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If a car is understeering, it's because the rear end has more total traction than the front. If you put a big sway bar on the rear suspension to limit the total amount of traction available there
Why would you want to limit traction at that end? Why not increase traction in the front? Would using a smaller bar in front achieve that? Wouldn't that then increase total traction of the front end of the car? It would allow for more body roll though, correct? Or am I getting this all wrong. I'm trying to understand this all and I feel like sometimes!
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