YOUR RESEARCHfront to rear weight specs
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Can someone please tell me the weight distribution of the cars on each axle and where to find this info. I know it is in the 60:40 range rear:front, but i have a friend who "thinks" it is 50:50, which i tell him is completely ridiculous. He is one of those that will not accept my word, even though he is not a porsche guy. Thanks
I thought I read that it was 36/64.
"I thought I read that it was 36/64." Any idea where this is published?
Sorry. I don't recall but I am 99% certain that is the number.
thanks
I am going to sell my P and get a BMW...ratio there is 50/50...
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