re: Milano: Understeer/oversteer

[Dana Loomis <dloomis@domain.elided>]

>try stiffening up the front, not the rear, if your car is understeering.
also,
>try running a little more air in the front tires &/or a little less in the
>rears.  if it turns out you really *do* have upgraded sway bars, consider
going
>back to the stock rear bar.  

Long-distance diagnosis is risky, but most of this sounds backwards.
Normally, it's the stiffest end of the car that breaks away first.
Understeer, by definition, means that the front tends to break away first.
If you want less of this condition, you'd normally think about softer front
settings or stiffer rear settings. Your mileage may vary.

Dana Loomis

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