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Old 10-28-2018, 10:37 PM   #4796
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Originally Posted by Turbo View Post
What I meant was 'more controllable throttle steer'. Corrective steering input is fine, just not if it requires sudden opposite lock.


I wasn't softening the dampers to break the rear end loose - it actually ADDED traction back there. Now that it's softer, what I notice is when it breaks loose I find it more controllable and progressive- it actually allows me to throttle steer more as I'm more confident in controlling it. Before it was more of a knife edge - when it broke loose I frequently had to catch it -fast- with opposite lock.


My rear bar is set on the 2nd softest of 4 settings, and the front bar is set to it's softest setting.
I can't help any further without data or video. We don't know why the improvement happened, only that it happened with the adjustment.
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