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Originally Posted by vortrex question, how do other makers get away with an even bigger stagger? porsche has a huge stagger in the 997 and it obviously handles very well.
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Over the years the 911s have always been notoriously "loose" cars due to their rear-engine design. Porsche engineers have done a lot to balance the car out with each redesign, and part of that includes quite a large stagger.
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