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Originally Posted by m4a1mustang This really makes no sense. The current S197 chassis is very well balanced and handles great. All relative bro. I've personally ridden (and turned down offers
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I've personally ridden (and turned down offers to drive) in S197's around the track and while they seem to be balanced alright after several thousand in suspension mods, it's a whole different ballgame than your average sports car. To someone experienced in driving BMW, Porsche, Japanese etc, a Mustang WOULD feel like a pig on skates, as it takes a different driving style entirely to make them move. Not better or worse, just different. 
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