Thinking about rear shock settings - FWD
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Thinking about rear shock settings - FWD
Stiffening the rear shocks and packing the rear bump stops may help from unloading the front of the car as much during accelerating. Lower rear tire pressure may not help while accelerating, but may help elsewhere. Does toe-IN give FWD more bite during acceleration?
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Thinking about rear shock settings - FWD
For straight line acceleration, it should. Once you've initiated a turn and loaded the outside wheel, it probably doesn't make as much difference.jev61 wrote:Does toe-IN give FWD more bite during acceleration?
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