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Driving Dynamics Driving techniques (trail braking, power slides, donuts, scandinavian flicks, etc), and vehicle dynamics (roll centres, c/g weigh transfer, etc)

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Old 21 January 2012, 11:49   #1
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Just had a little driving comparison with the said car. Man did it stick to the road and it was rapid. The guy could weave in and out like he was carving butter. Had a chat and found it was less than standard, light weight body, 360bhp, (standard is 320), on semi slicks 18". Very low to ground and drive awesome.
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