some car stting question about Ride Height and break balance

[olfno1]

i have some car stting question about Ride Height and break balance

about Ride Height :
front higher and rear lower will let car be oversteer or understeer ??

example : front 110 , rear 90


and about break balance :
front higher and rear lower will let car be oversteer or udersteer ??

example : front 20 , rear 16

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i am from ASIA so my english is not good..
but i hope you can understand and and i really want to know
the answer...

if i say someting worng or my question is just like fool question.
i am so sorry..

anyway..thanks you first ..

 

[boombexus]

Welcome to GTP olfno1!

Your English is actually better than some of those here who have English as their first language.

As far as your settings go.

A brake bias to the front will equal understeer.
A brake bias to the rear will equal oversteer.
A ride height that is higher in the front will equal understeer.
A ride height that is higher in the rear willl equal oversteer.

However, I don't see much of a dramatic change in the car's performance with the ride height being "slightly" different. It does however make a difference when the two settings are very different, say Front=55mm, and Rear=100.

And again, welcome to GTP!

Peace,

Boom

 

[olfno1]

thank you so much, boombexus !

i have one more question , sorry..
that is about the Spring Rate.

i am confuse, because in other discuss board
someone say :

front more soft and rear more hard will be understeer.
example :
Spring : 5.3 / 7.5

but other one say :

front more hard and rear more soft will be oversteer.

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which one is right ? and can tell me why ?
thanks again.

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i like this place, but i think i must practice my enghish more.. ^^

 

[oosacker]

Front soft / rear hard makes oversteer.
front hard / rear soft will give understeer.
same with the stabilisers as well.

 

[boombexus]

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