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Originally Posted by spearfish25 More weight in the rear would cause more understeer because it will increase your rear traction, not decrease it. I'm thinking more like a heavier rear
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I'm thinking more like a heavier rear will want to swing around like a pendulum somewhat like how the 911 carrera
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