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hows that now??
it works a treat, actually. if it doesnt for you, youre playing the game wrong
irl you might know it as an anti roll bar. actually maybe you dont know it, which seems the case. it has similar affects in SM surprisingly. so does some other irl systems. maybe go do some research. before saying 'ignore' someone, yeah??
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2487179947
this is an anti roll bar design incorporated into double wishbone suspension and it doesnt tip or flip half as easy as it did without. what i suggested is the same concept, how the player incorporates it is up to them.
a simpler design. again, its up to the player to implement it how they see fit and what works for them and how complicated you want to go etc etc
overall it will reduce tipping by a little or alot depending on how you do it, considering other factors, how top heavy your vehicle is, actual weight etc etc. its not the 'only' solution its 'a' solution