Sway Bar ??

[juantonwan]

Lajoosh Wrote:swaybars really do have effect. they transfer forces from one side to the other, for example if the right side wheel wants to go up the swaybur tries to force the left wheel up, its fixed to the chasis so it also forcing the chassis not to roll when turning. thicker swaybar at the front will make your car more understeered, thicker rear swaybar makes your car more oversteered afaik. so just change the rear waybar for a stronger one for casual drifting.
look it up on the intarwebs for more!

So ideally the car is setup from the factor to neither understeer or oversteer. - Thicker in the front understeers and thicker in the back oversteers.

So would thicker in the front and thicker in the back basically do nothing? Or would it keep it on the stock trajectory without under or over steering, and help the roll resistance?