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I reduced the rear damping a bit and the car was much more stable. However I had an instructor with me and he said that I was braking a bit
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I reduced the rear damping a bit and the car was much more stable. However I had an instructor with me and he said that I was braking a bit to hard. So I need to work on not getting on the brakes so hard. As always its the loose nut behind the wheel that causes the problems.
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