by moving the LBB up on the chassis will it forward traction away and increase roll steer?
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Mostly echoing what Ego said but lowering the LBB on the frame adds "instant" drive on throttle application and hence tightens initial on throttle handling. This is mostly because it changes the way the birdcages indexes and loads up the LR more and not so much because of the decreased rear steer. Once you've got the car up on the bars and off the spring, this affect largely goes away. Naturally, raising the LBB on the frame has the opposite affect.
Increasing the upward angle of any bar will increase roll rear steer.
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