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Just drove home from work in this Eastern wind, felt like my car was a toy being thrown about out there! I guess wind tunnel tests don't account for strong side winds?
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YOUR RESEARCHDrivin in the wind...not fun!
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POST 2Original post
I feel that my P is SUPER insensitive to side wind...maybe you got to get new shocks or lower your P
POST 3Original post
Try driving an SUV and watch out for the leaning trucks.
POST 4Original post
I always assumed this was because the engine's in the back and therefore the aerodynamic center is forward of the center of gravity.
POST 5Original post
I got caught in a wind storm(gusts up to 60 mph) in Colorado about a year ago and the car was extremely stable and I had no problems at all. Must be something wrong with your car. Roger B.
POST 6Original post
I drove in it as well, not that bad... Now my old 86 would get blown accross the road!!
POST 7Original post
same here----did 200 miles with the sunroof open all over northern nj---wind and all. the tracker trailor in the lane next to me on the way home gave me a moment or two, but the car was rock solid.
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