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02-19-2006, 11:18 PM
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Originally Posted by AF
Understeer occurs in any FWD car, regardless of engine or weight. If you're really that concerned, focus on a stiff suspension setup.
True the FWD cars are prone to understeer... But added weight in the front and more torque makes it worse... The stock suspension can handle the extra weight of a B series, ppl run B18Cs on stock suspensions all day long... But an H22 on stock suspension on the other hand wont be daily drivable very long without issues cornering...
02-20-2006, 03:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Exempt
True the FWD cars are prone to understeer... But added weight in the front and more torque makes it worse... The stock suspension can handle the extra weight of a B series, ppl run B18Cs on stock suspensions all day long... But an H22 on stock suspension on the other hand wont be daily drivable very long without issues cornering...