>Certainly none of the FWD cars I've competed in needed more than a kiss on
>the brake pedal (and often not that) to get the rear end to rotate --
>trailing throttle oversteer is much easier to induce with FWD than often
>assumed. As painful experience has taught me.... :)
Depends on the car and how prepared and balanced it is. My stock '95 Tracer
absolutely positively will not oversteer. I have to stab the brakes quite
hard while entering a turn just to swing it around slightly. Experience has
taught me that the speed lost in that maneuver just isn't worth it. A
smaller front sway bar (or larger rear, if I take it to ST or SP) would
help. I'm sure your Prelude Si is a lot better balanced, since it's more of
a sporty car rather than the grocery getter my Tracer is. That's why that's
all I use the Tracer for now. :)
- Justin
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