Rear Steer in Asphalt Race Cars - Rear Steer Design
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Some three-link rear suspensions are built with the trailing arms angled from a top view with the front mounts located closer to the car's centerline than the rear mounts. This creates some amount of rear steer if the rearend moves laterally as the chassis rolls. This type of rear steer will tighten the car if the rearend moves to the right as the car rolls. The downside to this type of rear steer is that it will tighten the car in the middle of the turns as well as off the corner. View Related Article
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