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Old 29th August 2009, 06:17 PM
mr henderson mr henderson is offline
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The car being light doesn't necessarily help stop the wheels from lockng, if anything, with there being less weight pushing down on each tyre, the problem cold actually be worse. I agree that as long as the bias is adjusted to send most of the braking effort to the front wheels then there won't be any involuntary "handbrake turns", but what I am looking at is ways of geting the rear wheels to do their share of the braking, up to the point at which they would lock if ABS was not fitted.

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