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Originally Posted by cycleguy55
Increasing the size of the front bar or adding one will increase understeer, not oversteer.
To increase understeer: Add or increase the size / stiffness of the front bar, reduce the size / soften or remove the rear bar, or a combination of both.
To increase oversteer: Add or increase the size / stiffness of the rear bar, reduce the size / soften or remove the front bar, or a combination of both.
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You are correct.
Should have read my own article a little more closely, I guess.
Anyway, the point is, changing the sway bar will change the way the car handles. That's really the whole point. If you're not careful, you could create an evil handling car in certain situations.
Before making any changes, carefully evaluate how the car handles, then -
and only then - make the appropriate changes. Re-evaluate the car, and be prepared to make more changes if necessary.