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oversteer in GP2 (just above)

Mika Vannik

oversteer in GP2 (just above)

by Mika Vannik » Fri, 11 Sep 1998 04:00:00

  try a lower number sway bar at the rear
  try softening the springs at the rear
  try softening the shock absorber settings at the rear
  decrease your front wing setting
  increase your front sway bar
  Increase the front spreng setting
  increase the front shock absorber setting

   This should at least get you headed in the direction you need to go
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   How much depends on your driving style

Sean Gratt

oversteer in GP2 (just above)

by Sean Gratt » Mon, 14 Sep 1998 04:00:00



>  try a lower number sway bar at the rear
>  try softening the springs at the rear
>  try softening the shock absorber settings at the rear
>  decrease your front wing setting
>  increase your front sway bar
>  Increase the front spreng setting
>  increase the front shock absorber setting

>   This should at least get you headed in the direction you need to go
>-----

>   How much depends on your driving style

thank you very much.

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