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I actually had another question for you guys (instead of opening a new thread). On track, I felt that under braking coming into a corner, even with the tiniest bit

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Old 06-01-2018, 04:07 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I actually had another question for you guys (instead of opening a new thread).

On track, I felt that under braking coming into a corner, even with the tiniest bit of steering angle, the rear end would start to squirm and wander a bit, especially when coming into the corkscrew over the crest.

Is this a result of just soft(ish) stock suspension or driver error? Thanks in advance!
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It's a combination of stuff. Your rear is lifting. Because of weight transfer. Stiffer springs, more compression damping in the front. More rebound damping in the rear. This is a couple of ways of tackling the issue. And you can change your braking too. Don't stomp on the brake pedal. Easy on.
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