<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">you may "snap oversteer" </font>
Yikes. Yes, you
may cause an oversteer situation with a larger front bar, but more likely, with a well-engineered system of sway bars, shocks, tires, etc, one can achieve a pleasantly ballanced driving situation.
The ideal
idiot-proof street suspension will understeer, I agree. I don't intend to be snotty here (I do respect your comments), but I'm pretty passionate about my driving, and typically hate how street cars are set-up from the factory.
I won't go into detail, but I always strive for just a touch of oversteer. At least I did with my RWD vehicles.
Anyway, I guess my point is that you don't need to worry about me slapping on a 2" diameter front bar, and flying off a cliff. Thanks for your concern though
- Darell
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