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Virtually EVERY race car developer knows this. The cars that handle the best are those that are closest to a 50/50 weight distribution.
If you are just running the 1/4 mile then it doesn't matter.
Thats kind of common knowledge though, bro!
lol Well I'm not too sure where you have been for the last 8yrs, but these things called "coilovers", have gotten quite popular and cheap. AND the magic with them is? You can corner weight and balance your car to perfect spec. Any shop can do this for you. AND the majority of people on this forum who are taking modding seriously, have a set.
lol Well I'm not too sure where you have been for the last 8yrs, but these things called "coilovers", have gotten quite popular and cheap. AND the magic with them is? You can corner weight and balance your car to perfect spec. Any shop can do this for you. AND the majority of people on this forum who are taking modding seriously, have a set.
Refrain from spreading misinformation.
Yes and no.
Coilovers won't change your F/R weight balance. It will, however, allow you to make the most of whatever weight you do have via balancing the crossweights.
That being said, cheap coilovers are... cheap for a reason.
Bump for an update. Thoughts on moving the battery to the trunk to help weight distribution? Also remove the GTSPEC strut brace since it does very little (save that discussion for another thread).
07-02-2012, 09:57 PM
