04-22-2012, 06:43 PM
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Kuruma Otaku
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Originally Posted by Subaruwrxfan
So you think that having a huge piece of metal at the absolute highest point of a car helps it's body roll and turn-in? And I'm the high one?
As for rigidity, you could be right, the whole frame of the car may turn to jello when you remove the roof, but I really don't think that a car this light has a super thick roof that is the absolute crux of the car's rigidity. Yes, it's possible that the convertible would be slightly less rigid than the coupe, but I don't think the difference would even be noticeable to a weekend racer unless Subaru botches the job.
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It's more the unified shape than the thickness or amount of material that gives it the rigidity.
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Because titanium.
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