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I have the Stillen sways and my installer recommended I do stiffest in the front and softest on the back to help bring the back around. They feel great on
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I have the Stillen sways and my installer recommended I do stiffest in the front and softest on the back to help bring the back around. They feel great on the car and I don't really have understeer issues at all. Back comes around real easy and it makes sense from a physics perspective...am I missing something?
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