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Old 08-29-2015, 11:54 AM
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Originally Posted by WSSix View Post
People have touched on this but I think it needs to be specifically pointed out. Everyone drives differently. You have to set the car up for your driving style. That, or you have to retrain yourself how to drive. It might ultimately be a combination of both. However, there's also more than one way to go fast. Combine them all together and figure out what works for you. I still think it's best to listen to lots of different people and decide for yourself what will work for you and your car. This has been a good read after skipping over the bickering. Let's keep the tech up.
To elaborate it depends on if the driver is driving correctly. A driver that runs the correct lines for his comfort level of speed with drive easier than a faster car on the incorrect lines.
A neutral or balanced car will drive better no matter who is behind the wheel. Most often its a driver issue that needs tuning.
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