Originally Posted by
Hi-LowBlow
Yes, it might sounds odd, but actually both are correct i believe.
Lowering the roll center by lowering the suspension blocks let the car have more roll easier, This will generate more traction overall. However in some situation, raising up the roll center generates more traction too. Because of the rigidity effect for the roll, suspension gives more pressure to each tire and it sometimes gives better traction no matter how the suspension works.
They both are just different ways or theory i think?
Hi, Hiro...do you have picture that shows how much material needs to be removed from the FF suspension block to use it in place of the stock FR suspension block?
Thanks,
Oliver