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Re: handling strange
Well from the sound of it, the front sway is now 'inactive' which
would explain the now oversteering you are feeling.
Get ahold of the Neuspeed chart on what effects over/understeering, or
if someone can post it for him. I am at work, and don't have it
handy.
-Paul
http://home1.gte.net/vwfan
90 Audi 90 Quattro 20v
87 Scirocco 16v
87 Jetta GLi
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Subject: handling strange
Author: "Jay Docherty" <jdoc@postoffice.ptd.net> at TGATE
Date: 10/22/97 7.18 pm
OK here is my car's suspension setup. Neuspeed race springs,
Bilstein sport shocks and struts, Autotech lower sub-frame, Autotech
upper strut bar, Autotech hollow front lower sway bar and a Autotech
hollow lower rear sway bar.
Here's what happened... I installed all those components at once.
As a result I never knew how much of a difference one component made
instead I only knew how much of a difference the whole system made.
Which was good but the car did understeer a bit.
Recently the bracket that hold the passenger side of the front sway
broke. (the brackets autotech gives you are horrable) Since this
happened the actually seems to handle better. Rather then the front
end always plowing, I now get a slight sqealing front the rear tires
indicated slight oversteer. Which I find good, very good.
Is this just my imagination or does it actually make sense?
Are my A-arms going to twisted abnormally by not having the front
sway bar connected properly?
Jay
'80 Scirocco 1.8 8v
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