> Howdy,
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> Thanks,
> crank.
Utes, having no weight to speak-of in the rear could be characterised as
understeerers,..but, usually you can power-steer your way out of many
problem corners (wink wink).
In all the utes I drove with the exception of WB Holden gutless 6 cylinder
ones, you can set them up fopr a corner by changing down a cog to keep the
throttle response up to stop weight transfer to the front,..then hugging the
centre-line,..and not backing off if you could help it.
You need to practice somewhere safe :-)
Jason
Grant - 23 Jun 2004 08:49 GMT
> > Howdy,
> >
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> Jason
Thanks for that. The lower gear/acceleration technique definately
helps. But i didn't think that a 50kg weight difference between the
sedan and ute would make such a big difference in handling. Just have
to adjust for it then i reckon.
Thanks,
Grant.