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Short answer. Without movable aerodynamic surfaces, no.Question regarding physics, is there a way to add more downforce on high speed without having to add more downforce in general? Low speed downforce is good but highspeed still has lot of understeer and i'm not sure how to tackle this issue
Long answer. The classic way of dealing with high-speed understeer is perhaps counter-intuitively, to reduce REAR downforce, which moves the the aero Center of Pressure forward, helping front grip.
Of course, less rear aero is a pathway to high-speed oversteer, so carefully
It's all a balance. The good news is that that low-speed front grip is probably mostly mechanical, anyway, so you won't hurt that as much as you might think.