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10-05-2007, 11:26 PM

496fe

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Join Date: Oct 2006

Location: Yorba Linda, ca

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Quote:

Originally Posted by dlampe

496fe, To fix the body roll the correct way would be to bump up the springs but that will mess up my balance as I have it set. I can raise the swaybar rate front and rear with the most gain in the rear and get pretty close. That is what I am going to try first. The car is already very close. When I get to the track I can test my tire temps and that will tell the whole story.

Perfect

. You know what you're doing. No wonder you were blowing everyone else in the weeds.

Brian

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