SFC suggestions?
#6
#8
^^^ Yea same goes for me. I had a brain fart.
I don't have them on my car, but I have heard that the stiffness they provide force all of the power to go to the wheels instead of being loss in body flex. Don't know if its true but it makes sense. Also, the car runs like its on rails in the twisties.
I think the spinning can be quelled with stickier tires/ diff rear end.
I don't have them on my car, but I have heard that the stiffness they provide force all of the power to go to the wheels instead of being loss in body flex. Don't know if its true but it makes sense. Also, the car runs like its on rails in the twisties.
I think the spinning can be quelled with stickier tires/ diff rear end.
#9
^^^ Yea same goes for me. I had a brain fart.
I don't have them on my car, but I have heard that the stiffness they provide force all of the power to go to the wheels instead of being loss in body flex. Don't know if its true but it makes sense. Also, the car runs like its on rails in the twisties.
I think the spinning can be quelled with stickier tires/ diff rear end.
I don't have them on my car, but I have heard that the stiffness they provide force all of the power to go to the wheels instead of being loss in body flex. Don't know if its true but it makes sense. Also, the car runs like its on rails in the twisties.
I think the spinning can be quelled with stickier tires/ diff rear end.