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Biturbowned
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Azer Kriemhild
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i r confused. so the axle is above the engine? and if both wheels turn at the same angle at the same time, how do they not tear away from each other or rip the car in half? keep in mind the last time I took physics was spring of 04.
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Dabomberman
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O_O how is this advantagous over current axel designs?
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| Dabomberman wrote: | | O_O how is this advantagous over current axel designs? |
car effectively "leans" into corners, provides traction to inside wheels around corners instead of lifting an inside wheel |
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