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  1. #1
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    Default Short rr lower bar

    What effect will i get by going to a shorter rr lower bar.moving
    mounting point back on frame?

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    You will lose rollsteer and gain dynamic wheel rate. It will tighten entry and exit is a bit tougher to predict. It depends on a lot of things. Angle before and after, track shape, how much you shorten it, etc.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MasterSbilt_Racer View Post
    You will lose rollsteer and gain dynamic wheel rate. It will tighten entry and exit is a bit tougher to predict. It depends on a lot of things. Angle before and after, track shape, how much you shorten it, etc.
    if both bars (long and short) are running up hill at the front say 5 degrees, wouldnt the shorter bar create more rollsteer?

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    Quote Originally Posted by fastford View Post
    if both bars (long and short) are running up hill at the front say 5 degrees, wouldnt the shorter bar create more rollsteer?
    Where are they angled once the car is actually on the track and rounding corners?
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    Default short bar

    side bite ???

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