[s-cars] Understeer vs. oversteer?

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Teddy

>that being said, the rear antiroll bar that comes stock does seem a little
small, and you could go bigger.  i'd probably start thinking about running
more rear spring or softening up the front antiroll bar.  i probably
wouldn't soften the front springs because you'll get more brake dive.<

I"ve actually learned that a bit more stiffer on the front sway bar will
actually help the understeer. The concept is similar to adding negative
camber to the front wheels/tires. You're trying to maintain the contact patch
with the hard stuff. This is something that has to be tuned but the 28mm bar
from the avant seems to work nicely.

Hap, antirolling or was that swaying away in Evergreen, Maguire