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yep, plus with the stiff rear bar during off-throttle, the tail will slide out causing yawn control (aka yaw control) to prematurely activate making ur car drive like shitt.. problem

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Old 01-26-2016, 01:37 PM   #31 (permalink)
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yep, plus with the stiff rear bar during off-throttle, the tail will slide out causing yawn control (aka yaw control) to prematurely activate making ur car drive like shitt.. problem with yawn control is dat u gotta keep applying throttle to not activate it which makes it even more difficult to control the car at times. just leave the rear bar alone.
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