Disconnecting the rear sway bar on a lowered Miata allows the inside wheel in a turn to droop further. Since the inside front with swaybar still attached will not droop, rake changes. This means the front stays low, the rear jacks up in a turn. The effect is slight but it changes the roll axis, camber gain and a few other things. For autocrosser, this compromise is usually worth it as it will greatly reduce wheel spin and reduce oversteer during low speed transitions. For track use however, this will usually result in terminal understeer that will have you pulling your hair out trying to get rid of. In short, if you can get your autocrosser to work with the rear bar, keep it hooked up. For track use, save yourself the headache and leave it on.
MAXsport píše:Ten text to vystihuje dobře, pochopil jsem to tak, že vnitřní kolo se v prudké pomalé zatáčce zvedne a ztratí trakci, jenže bez zadního stabilizátoru kolo zůstane dolechápu dobře?
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