oversteer/understeer
Can someone please explain oversteer/understeer to me.
Thank...don't have time to do a search. |
Understeer is when the front of the car hits the wall, oversteer is when the rear hits
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Oversteer = loose = rear end wants to swing out easily, or feeling like it does.
Understeer = tight = Car does not want to turn, feels like it just wants to go straight. |
Originally Posted by Bud M
(Post 4445424)
Understeer is when the front of the car hits the wall, oversteer is when the rear hits
Funny because it's true!! :D :bow: Although Bayer explained it a little closer to the "technical" descriptions ;). |
a 3rd condition
And a nuetral car is where you pancake the whole side
of the car in the fence:( Which could be good or could be bad:) (Good); suspension setup up good, and you just stuffed it in to hard:( (Bad); Broke loose easily, need to re evaluate setup at both ends of the car:D I always like having a slightly loose car to where you can control the car using the gas. With a tight car and you lose the front, you just induce more front end push when you have to brake to slow it down. HTH Later |
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