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Old 07-20-2007, 03:09 AM   #23
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Originally Posted by Pavel Olavich View Post
for rear wheel drive cars, 50-50 is more important....but a front wheel drive "pulls" you along, and as far as handling goes, curves and such, you don't want 50-50 with a front wheel drive car....rear wheel, perhaps.
"If your car has a 60% front 40% rear weight distribution, then when you corner, your outside front tire will be the most heavily loaded. A 50/50 split is desirable for many reasons, one of them being that when cornering, BOTH outside tires - not just one - will have the bulk of the load."

this quote i agree with. it tells me why i will see less understeer at the limits with a 50/50 rather than a 60/40.

maybe you can better explain your reasoning behind favoring a front weight bias in a ff car. anyone feel free to chime in to set me straight. i still believe that 50/50 is best for any drivetrain when it comes to cornering.
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