measured the roll center of front suspension

[Trevor]

Originally Posted by mbtoloczko

The ball joint extensions aren't meant to alter bumpsteer. Their main purpose is to restore the camber curve on cars with MacPherson strut suspensions that have been lowered significantly.

Has it not been suggested here that they are used to alter the roll centre?

[mbtoloczko]

Originally Posted by Trevor

Has it not been suggested here that they are used to alter the roll centre?

Yes, altering the camber curve is another way of saying that they alter the roll center. They put the roll center back to a more appropriate location.

[Trevor]

Originally Posted by mbtoloczko

Yes, altering the camber curve is another way of saying that they alter the roll center. They put the roll center back to a more appropriate location.

Thanks,

It rather appeared that this was a method of modifying the roll centre, rather than correcting it after a modification.

[Tiamat-red]

Originally Posted by mbtoloczko

The ball joint extensions aren't meant to alter bumpsteer. Their main purpose is to restore the camber curve on cars with MacPherson strut suspensions that have been lowered significantly.

What would you consider "lowered significantly"

I was considering the Motorsport, or Mychaillos 3/4" springs to improve handling, but if I reduce bodyroll at the expense of camber it sounds like I would just slide off the road in a level manner?

[Tiamat-red]

Speaking of suspension I need to ask you about your swaybar, but I'll send a PM to avoid hijacking