Handling in the corners

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JDUB

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Like everyone else stated, my SCAB for what it is (offroad truck), handles very well around corners. I'm guessing it has to do with the overall wider stance.
 

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I know some curves that I can do much faster on my bicycle than a late model corvette. At least I used to be able to, when I was racing a lot, and when I picked a fight with a guy in a vette... :893karatesmiley-thu

The truck handles curves well. Feels very planted - I live on a curvy mountain road, and the truck takes the curves a lot better than my taurus did.
 

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It's the width of the track. This truck has its tires planted wider than virtually anything else on the road, and it corners like a sports car because of it. It is the best handling vehicle I have ever owned or driven.
 

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Agreed, I run no sway bar and at mid perch and is nice. With sway bar on it is nice and tight, but I like the little more lean when I ask for it.
It is a truck though, so keep that in mind....
I kind of would like a less turn ratio rack lock to lock, so I less hand movement is needed, but oh well..... maybe one of our vendors can look in to that one.
 

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Hmmmm. Rear ARB. I've only seen one other raptor with that. It came off after nationals were put on.
 

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