rear roll center affected by lowering?

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rear roll center affected by lowering?

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10-27-2012, 07:11 PM	#1
IrocThe325i Registered User Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: NWNJ Posts: 1,513 My Ride: is built for bends View My Garage	rear roll center affected by lowering? is the Multi-Link rear suspension's roll center affected by lowering like the front McPherson suspension is? how do you correct rear roll center? __________________ . FS: Non-sport steering wheel w/ multifunc + airbag FS: 18x8.5 Rota Grids et44 "The suspension should always be faster than the engine" - BMW [click sig for pics and videos]

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