Understeer... what can do ?
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Understeer... what can do ?
We all know that the Z drived into the limits gets Understeer, what can do to reduce this ???
yesterday i upgraded my tire pressure and it geted worst, was undriveble
whats the best tire pressure?
yesterday i upgraded my tire pressure and it geted worst, was undriveble
whats the best tire pressure?
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Originally Posted by paulsmansfield
Ultimately most road cars will understeer, it's safer than oversteer
i noticed in autoX that with the spare tire removed and less than half an tank of gas. the back end would break loose much easier and changed the dynamocs of the car.
Originally Posted by mc350z
thats true, automakers determined the average drivers first reaction would be to brake or lift rather that correct with steering.
i noticed in autoX that with the spare tire removed and less than half an tank of gas. the back end would break loose much easier and changed the dynamocs of the car.
i noticed in autoX that with the spare tire removed and less than half an tank of gas. the back end would break loose much easier and changed the dynamocs of the car.
Upgrade suspension
Make body stiffer!?
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It's much easier than that guys 
The easiest and cheapest way to adjust the handling dynamics of your vehicle is to adjust your tire pressures.
While you can always pick up parts like anti-swaybars (such as ours
) you can easily adjust the handling dynamics with what you have. Adjust front or rear tire pressures in increments of 2psi.
If it's still not performing in a way that you like, it could be your driving techniques and habits.
Once you have a solid foundation on your technique and your car's abilities/dynamics, then you should start modding.
Tanabe Racing Development USA
http://www.tanabe-usa.com
The easiest and cheapest way to adjust the handling dynamics of your vehicle is to adjust your tire pressures.
While you can always pick up parts like anti-swaybars (such as ours
) you can easily adjust the handling dynamics with what you have. Adjust front or rear tire pressures in increments of 2psi.If it's still not performing in a way that you like, it could be your driving techniques and habits.
Once you have a solid foundation on your technique and your car's abilities/dynamics, then you should start modding.
Tanabe Racing Development USA
http://www.tanabe-usa.com
Last edited by TanabeUSA; Nov 18, 2005 at 01:16 PM.
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