Thread: Understeer/Oversteer the causes - Moved from F1 Forum
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Old 22 May 2006, 23:50 (Ref:1616726)   #1
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Understeer/Oversteer the causes - Moved from F1 Forum
Another contributing factor is toe (in or out). Too much toe in will also cause oversteer, especially in road cars.
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