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From: allgair@fritz.UUCP (Ed Allgair)
Newsgroups: net.auto
Subject: Re: Stiff vs soft suspension myths
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Date: Thu, 30-May-85 15:50:14 EDT
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Posted: Thu May 30 15:50:14 1985
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Summary: 

You still haven't convinced me that there is no significant weight transfer
affecting cornering. Imagine a car that is conering so hard that one or both
of the inside tires no longer is touching the ground. You see this photograph
all the time in car rags, tv ads, in real life if you go to the racetrack,
or by scaring yourself to death in an unexpected decreasing radius turn on
some mountain road :-). What happened to the weight that was on the inside
tires in this condition?

Ed Allgair