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From: suter@cgvax2.DEC
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Subject: Re: Front wheel drive
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Date: Thu, 6-Jun-85 09:44:44 EDT
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	Driving Front Wheel Drive -------------------------------

	I am new to this feeling myself in the past year with my Dodge
	Daytona. I have found my biggest enemy is torque steer. The
	sharpness of the corner doesn't seem to matter if acceleration
	remains constant thru the turn. The problem is when you vary
	your cornering speed at all, up or down!

	The only way I've overcome this is experimentation. I've trained
	myself to increase or decrease my push on the steering wheel as
	I do the same to the throttle.  This seems to work well and I 
	haven't had any trouble in negotiating those 25 MPH offramps
	@ 50-60 MPH. Have fun cornering!!!

				_Rick