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#393159 Feb 6, 5:27pm
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2000 Toyota Celica SS2 ZZT231
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What mods would cause the celica to have a higher tendency to oversteer? How does negative camber affect handling? I know these questions have come up before but o well... wave

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dikitzaps
1974 Toyota Celica
dikitzaps
1974 Toyota Celica
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oversteer can be had by getting a stiffer rear sway bar and a rear strut bar...

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Kim
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2002 Toyota Celica GT
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if you want some monster over steer you can get dampening adjustable shocks and set the rear to max stiffness, get a stiffer rear swaybar, rear strut bar, and have zero or some positive camber.

but i don't think you want oversteer on FWD because its going to make your car extremely slow when trying to take hard corners. not to mention it can be super dangerous if you don't know how to recover.


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