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05-27-2009, 04:29 PM
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I love momentum.
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It's a good difference. The car turns a lot tighter and it feels like the rear end is finally oing something. The body roll can only be cured with better springs/shocks.
The only way you're going to end up with snap oversteer on the highway is if you're doing something absolutely ludicrous. Something so ludicrous that it probably would have happened without a sway bar. |
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