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if you put spacers up front and not rear, it will understeer MORE
so if you space out front, do rear also, and the other way around..
SO if what you are saying is correct, i have a rear track 30mm wider than the front, this should mean my car oversteers. I have to say i am more than a little sceptical on this theory, not saying its not true but would need to see some evidence.
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Sorry!! its the wrong way around, more width rear, understeer, and the other way around, Tired as hell
Ok thats sounds fair but to be honest, you can dial in over or understeer with suspension and antiroll bars much easier
And getting back to the question, the spacer would only need to be 5mm so likely to make no difference.
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